Sentence examples for cultural control from inspiring English sources

Mr Fraser and other elders stressed how important it was to regain cultural control of their land.

More to the point, since the 19th century, France has been the most centralised country in Europe, with all administrative, financial and cultural control based in Paris.

But it is in line with some of the catalog essays, which argue that in America Orientalism was an essentially positive and embracing phenomenon, rather than the instrument of cultural control it became in Europe.

Plant disease mathematical models including continuous cultural control strategy and impulsive cultural control strategy are proposed and investigated.

Herbicides and cultural control methods reduce weed green area index, improving crop yield.

In this paper plant disease models including impulsive cultural control strategies were developed and analyzed.

Mr. Uwechue is mindful of rigid cultural controls imposed on artists by the Chinese government.

Chinese leaders, he says, fail to understand this.The Dalai Lama blames the self-immolations on increasingly tight religious and cultural controls in Tibet.

Beijing, alarmed about the threat to stability in a region seething with discontent over religious and cultural controls, has responded with an assortment of heavy-handed measures.

Though China may be in the beginnings of a new love affair with consumerism, rigid cultural controls are still in place, and discovery and transgression are values not widely held by the Communist government.

A major problem is that there is almost no funding for research into biological or cultural controls (e.g. crop rotations), since these do not offer a return on investment (you cannot patent a crop rotation system).