Sentence examples for cultural articles from inspiring English sources

If the president (or in practice, the State Department) is convinced that such a danger exists, importation of cultural articles from that country may be restricted.

Its contributors are drawn from among the most distinguished writers in Britain; as a result, its political commentary, cultural articles and critical reviews of the arts, and letters to the editor are known for their elegance and wit.

Founded in 1828 (it has no connection with Addison and Steele's 18th-century publication of the same name), The Spectator, a weekly, aims its political and cultural articles at an educated, influential and often wealthy readership.

Read cross-cultural management articles like "How to Build Trust on Your Cross-Cultural Team" from Harvard Business Review for best practices in the workplace.

Over the course of three weeks, Everett wrote what would become his Cultural Anthropology article, twenty-five thousand words in which he advanced a novel explanation for the many mysteries that had bedevilled him.

The basic rights doctrine aims at securing subsistence needs at a very elemental level, standards well below thresholds aimed by the International Bill of Rights.w While freedom from hunger is targeted by the basic rights doctrine, the International Covenant on Social, Economic and Cultural Rights article 12.1 seeks to guarantee not only a freedom from hunger, but also a right to adequate food.

Our Text to Text series pairs often-taught literary, historical, scientific and cultural pieces with articles from The New York Times.

His goal was to bring the authenticity and cultural depth to articles and reviews that he felt was lacking in coverage of Southeast Asia in major literary magazines.

He has been published and featured in political and cultural books, textbooks, articles and Web sites that focus on the youth of America and its role in the future of our world.

Putin is claiming the same "cultural exemption" from article 46 for lesbian and gay human rights, which he does not see as part of Russian culture.

Re "After Girl's Injury, Elite School Sees No Malevolence but Vows Cultural Shifts" (news article, Feb. 15): As a Brearley "girl" (class of 1948), I shudder twice at the Halloween incident you reported.