Sentence examples for cultural continuation from inspiring English sources

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She called the neglect of state-level cultural institutions "the continuation of a sort of silent war against multicultural values".

Because the cultural integrity and continuation of the Mohawk people is at stake, before any intervention process begins, those activities that truly place individuals at risk should be identified [ Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment (ATFE) 1997] and placed in the context of Native rather than Western, economic, environmental, or social priorities (Arquette et al. 2002).

The programme pertains to the 2012 2014 period and represents a continuation of cultural cooperation through cultural exchange, outside the framework of formal agreements.

Free jazz, The Freedom Principle averred, was both a triumph of black cultural nationalism and a continuation of a more universal modernist aesthetics, where art and life are one.

So Koei Tecmo's decision not to publish in the west can be read as the continuation of a cultural understanding – that mainstream western audiences see games like DoA Xtreme in a very different way to domestic fans.

But to what degree this means a continuation of the cultural role that Islamic literatures have played in the formation and education of society over the centuries is not yet clear.

The unbalanced ken lao family is an incomplete continuation of the cultural tradition of intergenerational harmony.

On the one hand, magazines like The Daily (remember them?) and, more pertinently, the New Yorker prove that inside app sales and subscriptions works quite adequately and allows everyone – from the content providers to the "carrier," in this case Apple, to maintain a revenue stream necessary for the continuation of our cultural heritage.

In continuation of her cultural exploration, during the summer of 2016, she also traveled to Greece, Dubai, Australia, China again and New Zealand.

Further emphasis on attracting private funding for cultural projects will come through the continuation of the Plus1 matched funding program run by Creative Partnerships Australia at a cost of $5.3m over three years.