Sentence examples for challenges cultural from inspiring English sources

In that piece Ms. Hoffbauer and Mr. Sanchez embodied the postmodern idea that performance "unpacks," or challenges, cultural assumptions.

Professor Katrin Kohl of the University of Oxford said: "Learning a language is not only tough but may be dull unless it involves intellectual challenges, cultural attractions and communicative rewards".

However, due to methodological challenges, cultural ecosystem services are rarely fully considered in ecosystem services assessments.

We conclude that, despite remaining methodological challenges, cultural services mapping assessments should be pushed ahead as indispensable elements in the management and protection of cultural landscapes.

A Roma family challenges cultural norms by refusing a reparatory marriage.

We should embrace and support these risk takers whose life's work takes perseverance and dedication, galvanizes our communities, challenges cultural norms, and gives meaning to the world around us.

The Paralympics have consistently challenged cultural convention.

The report, no less than Mr Pereira's energetic approach, is one that other challenged cultural leaders could study with profit.

Challenge cultural attitudes: Until underlying cultural attitudes and gender norms are addressed, women, including aid workers and women human rights defenders, will continue to be at increased risk and long-term change will not be possible.

She said achievements will be "cosmetic" unless governments are forced to challenge cultural norms that trap women in myriad ways that have economic implications, such as violence and bans on land ownership.

Sport England has launched This Girl Can – an edgy promotional campaign that seeks to inspire women to challenge cultural assumptions about femininity that prevent them engaging in sport and exercise.