Sentence examples for multicultural institution from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a museum can be too successful; so effectively has MacGregor created a multicultural institution that it now probably needs to pursue more traditional approaches – there are lots of aspects of archaeology that really are about the past, not the present.

The school website describes it as "a multicultural institution with an American curriculum structure taught in the English language".

In some working-class neighborhoods--and on public transportation--the Jews of France are regularly insulted and assaulted, and "multicultural" institutions (synagogues and schools) are equally attacked: a kind of daily anti-Semitism that makes life impossible, and ultimately obliges us to live in a state of constant alarm.

Students were recruited from a one-semester undergraduate human physiology course for biology majors (Biology 612) at San Francisco State University (SFSU), a large and diverse multicultural public institution.

The wife of the current vice president, Cheney played the role of point person of the cultural right during her tenure as chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Humanities from 1986 to 1993, excoriating the multicultural political correctness of institutions like the Modern Language Association.

The stability, and I would add, the fairness of a society also depends on how people behave, and this behaviour presumes much more than the occasional vote for non-racist parties and support for anti-racist or multicultural laws, rules and institutions.

At the time I was working in Venice in a private research institution in a multicultural and multidisciplinary group of very nice young people.

In addition LNG projects are typically developed by multiple contractors and subcontractors and are reliant on suppliers and service companies located around the world, requiring large multicultural labor teams and financial institutions providing large tranches of project finance.

Neither wants the total collapse of Syria's institutions or its secular multicultural tradition.

There should be multicultural accommodation of minorities within shared public institutions.

Mr. Attia came to view the notion of repair as central to understanding multicultural relationships after two years of research at institutions including the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, the Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren, Belgium, and the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.