Sentence examples for multicultural operating from inspiring English sources

It was described in a jargony flourish on the school's Web site as "a primary space of practice attuned to new media literacies, which are multimodal and multicultural, operating as they do within specific contexts for specific purposes".

It was described in a jargony flourish on the school's Web site as "a primary space of practice attuned to new media literacies, which are multimodal and multicultural, operating as they do within specific contexts for specific purposes". What it was, really, was a class in technology and game design.

The LSE put me in contact with students from across the globe, which again advanced my understanding and comfortability of living and operating in multicultural environments.

We accept the reality there are some clients who will say, 'We have a general-market agency and a Hispanic agency.' " Ogilvy & Mather will still operate multicultural units like OgilvyRojo, which creates ads aimed at Spanish-speaking consumers, and OgilvyNoor, which specializes in building brands that appeal to Muslim consumers.

The William Monroe Trotter House, located east of Central Campus, is a multicultural student center operated by the university's Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs.

According to Santa Monica-Malibu district spokeswoman Janice Walker, it costs the district about $250,000 a year to run a voluntary transfer program to achieve racial balance, provide multicultural education materials and operate a magnet school.

Lanvin, established in 1889 and the oldest continuously operating couture house in France, was revived in 2001 as a multicultural success story: the Taiwanese investor Shaw-Lan Wang bought it from L'Oréal and installed the Moroccan-Israeli designer Alber Elbaz.

"Most cities in the world, whether it's Johannesburg, Sydney or Paris, operate on this multicultural level," said Chadha, who directed, co-produced and co-wrote the film.

The racial references are all but gone from the first episodes of the series, and M.A.N.T.I.S. now operates in the multicultural environment of the fictional West Coast city of Port Columbia.

One way to find out more about how race operates as a phenomenon is to read multicultural works with careful attentiveness.

And management of honour (and shame) becomes more complex in open multicultural societies like Britain where diverse groups adhering to different norms and values operate in the same social space.