Sentence examples for export cultural from inspiring English sources

In each case, empire was also driven at times by the desire to spread improvement, and to export cultural and political practices that were seen as better, fairer and more civilised.

Is the depiction of violence America's most heavily exported cultural product?

The 1995 Unidroit Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects was intended to resolve these issues.

In America, it remains Europe's top exported cultural influence, if only on the vapours of France's golden age.

The second convention was the 1995 UNIDROIT International Institutee for the Unification of Private Law) Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects.

But Singapore opted out of the Unesco Convention in 1985 and chose not to sign a 1995 international agreement on the repatriation of stolen or illegally exported cultural goods.

It is probably not a coincidence that the first country to enact a "three-strikes" law against media piracy was South Korea, a country with considerable pride in its exports, cultural and otherwise.

Some analysts have suggested that Mr. Wang's acquisition of AMC was political, an effort to curry favor with Chinese leaders, who are pushing their nation to enhance its influence by exporting cultural products.

Never mind that there is a nagging question about the links between Prouvé's version of Modernism and the energetically exported cultural colonialism that got the French into so much trouble in the twilight of their imperium, at home and abroad Prouvé furnished the institutions of state.

The U.S. has bilateral agreements with many countries to return any illegally exported cultural property (check out which ones at http://exchanges.state.gov/culprop/).gov/culprop/

In 1913 the French government woke up and passed a law restricting the export of "cultural heritage".