Sentence examples for implications for cultural from inspiring English sources

Caryn, Sarah, and Jennifer, all second-year master's students at the Harris School, will present the approach that they've taken to define and measure the arts and culture as a sector of the workforce, and discuss the implications for cultural policy making of their approach in comparison to the approach taken by Richard Florida in The Rise of the Creative Class.

On the basis of these results, we draw some implications for cultural policy design in urban contexts.

"Monument co-managers are working to better understand the implications for cultural resources and wildlife, protected species and their habitat within the Monument," the statement added.

In particular, the paper assesses the ways architecture, as a means of ordering space, can have significant implications for cultural practices associated with health and health care.

In a study with important implications for cultural and economic history, Cynthia Brokaw describes rural, lower-level publishing and bookselling operations at the end of the imperial period.

He told the Guardian: "In Liverpool, something important and significant has happened that has implications for cultural policy in Britain, but more broadly for regeneration, education, skills and the new economy".

Understanding the interactions between tourists and indigenous peoples has practical implications for designing cultural policies in these territories.

A recent article by the BBC explores her research and its implications for empathy, cultural learning, and trust.

This paper introduces a concept for social learning developed in the European project HarmoniCOP and discusses its implications for the cultural and institutional context of water resources management.

The large fluctuations experienced by African lakes and their associated climatic causes have wide-ranging implications for human cultural evolution and well-being; they have also driven spectacular evolutionary radiations, as exemplified by the endemic Cichlid species flocks of African Great Lakes.

Dr. Sayyed Mohsen Fatemi (Ph.D., University of British Columbia, 2003, Post Doctorate, Harvard University, 2009-2013) is a Fellow in the department of psychology at Harvard University and works on mindfulness and its psychological implications for cross cultural, clinical and social psychology.