Sentence examples for intercultural opening from inspiring English sources

In Germany, never a standard-bearer of multiculturalism, recent integration laws passed in several Länder prominently sport the "intercultural opening of public administration", which requires the state bureaucracy to be attentive to the linguistic, religious, and other cultural needs of its immigrant-based clientele.

Arts education can help foster attitudes favouring intercultural openness.

We respect more and we forget about wars, but we gather in peace by shaking hands and by embracing wide-opening intercultural encounters and dialogues.

And this is why we thought that by introducing a general 'intercultural opening' of the prison, the subject of Muslim chaplaincy would have been less in the spotlight.

On the one hand, we tried to introduce it through an 'intercultural opening' of the prison – that's what we called it.

Develop "intercultural skills".

But some intercultural problems remain.

"It is a great intercultural exchange".

I would have expected a really strong opening statement which placed language learning in a clear framework with a stronger rationale inspired by both the academic benefits of language learning – it can change the way children think, and the whole range of practical benefits – employability, intercultural awareness and a flexible mindset.

Troubled relationships, intercultural and otherwise, are threaded through the show.

This climax was complemented by a formal intercultural conclusion.