Sentence examples for making cultural from inspiring English sources

And Gordon Brown – better known for his scepticism of rather than his red-blooded support for the claims of culture – is giving the idea his backing, making cultural regeneration a theme of the cabinet's visit to Liverpool tomorrow.

Furthermore, pedagogical practices and assessment procedures are to a large extent related to the culture of the upper class, which contributes to making cultural capital the main determinant of school and occupational success.

Regarding the review findings, two conceptual themes were identified, namely: 'Complexities in managing health care in a culturally-sensitive manner in light of resource constraints and the fear of making cultural mistakes', and 'Professional ethics in light of restrictive healthcare policy'.

Cities have joined states in making cultural cutbacks.

And FIBA, basketball's international governing body, admits to making cultural adjustments.

I was still making cultural mistakes up until the day I left.

That would make cultural exchange that much harder".

The Metropolitan Opera made cultural performances more "pure," dropping the vaudeville.

My film is chock-full of unlabeled images that make cultural, artistic and literary references.

He owns a stone cottage in the Cotswolds, and makes cultural pilgrimages to Paris and London.

I have to face the facts that I make cultural references (Davy Crockett and the pioneers) that no students understand.