Although some significant associations were found between high quality diabetes care in general practice and different organizational cultures, relations were rather marginal.
Bali largely retains a Hindu culture, and relations with the Muslim population have been generally peaceful.
Once again, it shows that in American cinema and culture, sexual relations have, in a sense, become the new cold war.
OF ALL the novels written during the extraordinary inter-war flourishing of Hungarian literary culture, Rokonok (Relations), by Zsigmond Móricz, has the most contemporary resonance.
"Some concerns have been expressed regarding the quality of democracy in Hungary, its political culture, the relations between government and opposition and between the state and the civil society," Mr. Barroso said in Strasbourg before Mr. Orban spoke.
Fraser Grace's play is being advertised as a thriller, but there's nothing thrilling about two actors sitting on a stage for nearly a hundred minutes essentially catching an audience up on Zimbabwean culture, race relations, and politics.
A professional actor before the wars began, he negotiated the settlement that ended the first war with Moscow in 1996 and, after losing a bid for the presidency of the Chechen republic in 1997, became a deputy prime minister in charge of education, culture and relations with Moscow.
If you come from a culture where relations between women and men are much more traditional you begin to see what not wanting to be exposed to the gaze of a man really means.' He hopes that Rivington Place finds languages that can bridge such gaps.
Because ontology on this view is not a project of cutting nature at its joints, ontology becomes fundamentally entwined with a study of culture, power relations, and history.
The start-up phase and sustaining phase of overseas immigrant businesses not only need to take full advantage of the internal network of social capital, but are also inevitably affected by local culture, social relations, and the like.
