Sentence examples for set up cultural from inspiring English sources

She would build colonies for them and set up cultural and sports centers there.

A group of 30 artists from Rio de Janeiro, the host of the 2016 Olympic Games, have been 'occupying' a number of houses across London as part of a project which aims to set up cultural links between the two Olympic host cities.

In his terms as mayor, he focused on projects to beautify the city, to set up cultural parks and to strive for major constructions.

Wherever Iran has embassies it also sets up cultural centres.

Ryan Stubbs, research director at the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies in Washington, said states were increasingly setting up cultural district designation programs without attaching fiscal incentives.

Citizens' groups have been involved in the development, and put their distinctive mark on the project, setting up cultural initiatives, a temporary church (all denominations welcome), playgrounds and sports clubs.

"Say you set up a cultural office.

Last April JR returned to Rio to set up a cultural centre in the heart of the favela.

If a measure to set up a cultural endowment that Mr. Clinton favors is ever approved, it will come after Ms. Lieberman, a Clinton appointee, is gone.

In 1974, Ulli and Georgina returned to the Pacific, living mainly in Australia, although from 1989 to 1997 Ulli was invited by the University of Bayreuth to set up a cultural centre devoted to African art and its global fusion, called Iwalewa Haus (iwalewa being Yoruba for "character is beauty").

Many believe the Conservatives' campaign offensive on cultural wedges — like banning the niqab at citizenship ceremonies, or their promise to set up a "barbaric cultural practices" hotline — hurt the prime minister's chances, although by how much is unclear.