Sentence examples for maintained cultural from inspiring English sources

This discovery is among many indications that the Indus Valley and Sumerian cultures maintained cultural contact.

Southwestern tribes like the Hopi and Navajo, for example, have maintained cultural continuity over centuries and therefore have strong claims to objects in museum collections.

Nor, she might have added, scarcely could the plight of these two neighboring peoples, both of which have long maintained cultural and often political autonomy on the periphery of imperial China, be more fundamentally similar.

Thus, difficulties in maintaining cultural traditions may be associated with greater perceived threat to culture, therefore contributing to PTSD symptomatology.

Fortunately for residents and visitors to Madrid, several have chosen to maintain cultural centers.

There are many examples of local authorities acting very creatively and boldly in defence of maintaining cultural provision in the belief that it is something worth investing in".

Maintaining cultural distinctiveness in secret and under duress is the theme of "COVERT OR CONVERT?," a program of Jewish music assembled and narrated by REGINA RESNIK.

"Yancy believed that maintaining cultural authenticity was less important than creating a vivid first impression for potential home buyers," Mr. Hiaasen writes.

These people maintain cultural contacts with the homeland but are all bilingual in Welsh and Spanish and seem fated to final assimilation.

Since the 1920s the government has promoted artistic expression as a way to maintain cultural autonomy in the face of foreign influences.

By improving education and reducing crime and maintaining cultural institutions, he said, the city has become more attractive to the middle class, which "is not leaving the city and not pulling their kids out of public schools".