Sentence examples for handle cultural from inspiring English sources

In June British authorities made it illegal to import, export, sell, own or handle cultural heritage property taken from Iraq since August 1990.

But the authorities deny giving permission and the action has sparked deep divisions among Jews about the right way to handle cultural objects created by Jews or stolen from them during the Nazi period.

The first application of the technology is "Immersive Cultural Simulation Product", a game created for the Army that teaches soldiers how to handle cultural differences in Iraq.

Common means to handle cultural differences and language problems were the use of a bilingual interviewer or translated questionnaires.

For example, approaches that focus on ethnic diversity mostly provide recommendations to handle cultural and language differences; approaches that take an intersectional approach and broaden their target population to vulnerable groups in a more general sense also pay attention to factors such as socio-economic status and gender.

It was commissioned by Arts Brookfield, which handles cultural programming for the public spaces of the Brookfield real estate company.

Beatriz Rodríguez-Salmones, 63, who handles cultural affairs for the conservative Popular Party in Parliament, is exasperated by the new law.

In collaboration with the family and Neelam Nandan Nagar, a local translator who handled cultural as well as linguistic differences, Masi explored his options.

The legislation, prompted by scandals and foreign criminal cases involving stolen works trafficked through Switzerland, regulated Swiss free ports handling cultural goods and set criminal penalties for violators.

Since then, there have been lectures, discussions, skits and presentations, run by nonprofit groups and the department, on such topics as special education and handling cultural sensitivities.

This discovery highlights the unique and sometimes uncomfortable position that Jewish museums can find themselves in when it comes to handling cultural artifacts that survived World War II, museum administrators and restitution experts said.