Sentence examples for cultural priority from inspiring English sources

He said that cooling has become such a cultural priority that rather than advertise a car's acceleration, salesmen in India now emphasize how fast its air-conditioner can cool.

Much of this can be attributed to the general cultural priority of men's pleasure over women's and our long history of ignoring female sexuality.

These leaders have made QI a cultural priority within our department.

Real change will first demand a radical shift in our cultural priorities.

Garrett believes the problem is the UK's dedication to a regeneration model that raises cash but neglects cultural priorities.

In his annual State of the City address, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg yesterday highlighted several cultural priorities for the city over the next year.

By bringing images of hardscrabble life on a Bronx street into one of the borough's most resilient art spaces, he turns all kinds of cultural priorities and social hierarchies of the art world inside out.

Three UN special rapporteurs have urged Modi to repeal the FCRA, which they say is being used increasingly "to silence organisations involved in advocating civil, political, economic, social, environmental or cultural priorities, which may differ from those backed by the government".

Sylva et al. (2003), for example, argue that "quality is not a universal concept but depends on national curricula and cultural priorities" (p.46) and therefore is contextually dependent.

As the world globalizes and aesthetic tastes and cultural priorities shift rapidly, there are musical traditions of exceptional breadth that are in danger of becoming extinct, as masters of the music pass away without reliable heirs, and the instruments become scarce and fall into disrepair.

Research priorities are driven by cultural priorities.