It made sense to us that when seeking to establish a futures-oriented culture at the local level that success would hinge on the use of the local language because of the higher, less constrained cultural creativity it would allow.
Self-help activities showed commitment to effect a change in their livelihoods, despite constraining environmental, cultural and social factors.
In this paper I first review existing empirical analyses of the history of science and technology that support the possibility that cultural acquisition costs may constrain cumulative cultural evolution.
It is strongly constrained by cultural regulations, especially those concerning marriage and sexuality, and by conscious efforts on the part of married couples to limit their childbearing.
Governments, meanwhile, are constrained by cultural competition and the ability of corporations and consumers to escape those who squander, spend and tax.
She drew on her teaching experience in Hong Kong to address how teachers' feedback practices are constrained by cultural and institutional factors, and a lack of adequate teacher training.
Slowly he realised that there was no need to be constrained by cultural boundaries.
These Greek and Christian strands became united in Europe, particularly during the Reformation, which allowed the highest, Teutonic strain of the Aryan race to be freed from constraining Roman Catholic cultural fetters.
Unfortunately, there are numerous factors including parent distress, psychopathology, lack of communication skills, and constraining family or cultural strictures, which may interfere with this process.
High rates of death associated with ESKD and cultural protocols constraining the display of names, images and sounds of deceased persons make photography and/or film a sensitive matter requiring a specific consent process.
