Sentence examples for exercise of cultural from inspiring English sources

The last six months, in particular, have seen the library engaged in an exercise of cultural immiseration.

The report found a requirement for applicants to prove their laws had been passed from generation to generation was particularly stringent and should be removed – especially when viewed in light of Australia's history of dislocation, forced removal of people from their lands and prohibitions on the exercise of cultural practices.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Results of the participatory mapping exercise of cultural ecosystem services in the urban region of Rostock, Germany.

As such, Indigenous holistic frameworks of health and healing comprise the retrieval and exercising of cultural processes to offset injustices prompted by colonialism (Hovane et al. 2014).

It's an aspect of what I call agricultural hegemony: the exercise of the cultural hegemony Antonio Gramsci identified, but in the countryside.

Understanding, recognizing, and designing policy around this continued exercise of bio-cultural sovereignty is important to building programs, policies, and research projects that will not only work for both Indigenous communities and outside agencies, but also for the land and all of its inhabitants.

In few arenas do conservatives exercise the kind of cultural sway that they hold over the NFL, and it's unfortunate that rather than demonstrating the tolerance they seek on liberal campuses and in Silicon Valley, they've followed the president's lead in demanding their own brand of ideological conformity.

There are, in conclusion, many things to be said against Leavis: he exercised a kind of cultural tyranny; half his nominations for his "great tradition" weren't English; he was a better critic of poetry than fiction, and so on.

"Thus it exercises a kind of cultural Marxism where it tries to undermine that conservative society by turning those values on their head". He added: "Is the BBC's civic journalism - too often credulously trusting, lacking scepticism, rarely proactive in the sense of breaking stories - up to dealing with a political class that so often sets out to disassemble and deceive?" he said.

For the peoples of northwest California the exercise of their bio-cultural sovereignty is encompassed in the consistent practice of their traditions.

"It turned me into an activist to exercise my right in favor of cultural exchange," he said.