Sentences with phrase «conservative culture»

They couldn't say sex or talk about sex in conservative cultures.

People who are passive, generally come from a more conservative culture, may be less willing to have eye contact.

Indonesian remains a somewhat conservative culture, so women should choose skirts that go below the knees when on land tours or visiting villages.

The irony here is that the art world promotes the idea of itself as a site of novelty and insights, but in reality represents a deeply conservative culture.

Davies is not the first man on the committee, chaired by the former Conservative culture secretary Maria Miller.

Plus: Conservative culture minister attacks Labour's arts manifesto David Hurn donates his archive to the National Museum of Wales and Hal Foster to give 2018 A.W. Mellon Lectures

People who are prepared to make a break with culinary tradition can reap huge rewards from reconfiguring their plates, and less socially conservative cultures help people to make such a break in tradition, for good or ill.

If there was ever any doubt that politically conservative culture critic Terry Teachout is full of shit, his latest article for The Wall Street Journal should settle the matter.

Women from conservative cultures, for instance, are highly unlikely to mention the rape during a first interview, especially because they are often conducted with a man and while the asylum seekers has her children with her.

The refugees that reside there come from nations with prominently conservative cultures — primarily South Sudan and Somalia — where women are expected to stay in their homes and handle traditional household duties, like cooking, cleaning, and child - raising.

I was raised in somewhat conservative culture where I could dance in my room or among girls at weddings or in college but going out dancing or dancing on stage was just a big No.

As, due to a traditionally conservative culture and the prejudice that such a culture may foster, the managerial ranks of most organisations consist of men of a similar age, a comparable background and a complementary way of thinking, when problems have arisen they have been able to come to an agreement in an efficient manner.

However, moving from Peru's generally more conservative culture to Berkeley's «anything goes» lifestyle sometimes presented its own unique challenges for Bustamante.

Conservative culture critics live for moments like this.

To pull off the privatization, Cara assumed mounds of debt — flying in the face of its conservative culture.

Indeed, a combination of Canada's oft - lauded regulatory system and a conservative culture in the banks themselves appeared to save the day.

At first this criticism was limited to fundamentalism's conservative culture and its conservative political leanings; but the criticism has gradually, one is tempted to say inexorably, been extended to include conservative Protestant theology as well.

Having grown up in a conservative culture, in which, showing even your ankles or knees can be offensive, you might find my passion to encourage women to breastfeed confidently in public strange and unexpected.

In the book The Mass Psychology of Fascism he proposed fascism to be symptom of sexual repression present in the conservative culture.

Three other Democrats let it be known that they were looking at the race: L. Douglas Wilder, who had been elected governor of Virginia in 1989, George McGovern, the man who'd lost 49 states to Nixon in 1972 (and waged a hopeless bid for the 1984 Democratic nomination), and John Silber, the Boston University president who had nearly won Massachusetts» governorship the previous fall by running as a conservative culture warrior.

However, two months ago the Conservative culture secretary, Matt Hancock, announced there was no need for the second part to go ahead, citing a «transformational shift in the media landscape and how people consume news» and reforms that had already taken place, further angering campaigners, such as Miliband.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Speaking today before a friendly audience of science policy wonks, Energy Secretary Steven Chu railed against the conservative culture of the agency he runs and described his struggles to meet its mission of helping the country move to a less carbon - intensive economy.

Austria's conservative culture is partly to blame, but the blame should be shared by the policies.

Growing up in an Indian family and conservative culture, I learned unhealthy emotional habits.

I know that where I live ~ it's a very white collar - government run - red tape - conservative culture, so people tend to silently ignore any «aberrant» styles of dress.

In 2000, he started an autobiographical blog about his experiences of being gay in China's conservative culture.

Seuss was quite unhappy when the anti-abortion movement latched onto the book's line of «a person's a person, no matter how small,» but this movie has touches of politics all over it that weren't in the book, including a town council more concerned with PR than safety and the injection of conservative culture - war rhetoric into the book's sour kangaroo (who now «pouch - schools» her joey.)

The first season set the scene — St. Louis in the 1950s, a prestigious teaching hospital, a leading gynecologist pursuing research that is controversial at best in the conservative culture with a partner who has no acknowledged credentials but shows a keen interest in and understanding of the topic and a way with putting the human subjects as ease — and introduced the complexity of the study, which was condemned when the initial findings were presented.

PartnerRe, Endurance, Flagstone, IPC and Allied World score some extra points in my book because of their conservative cultures.

Saida's conservative culture in the 1950s and 1960s did not permit men and women to socialise outside marriage, and physical contact was strongly discouraged.

It's clear that she is moving into new terrain, and at the same time she is looking backward, releasing My Photo Album, a new book of photos taken of the artist in the years before she hit the big time with headline - grabbing works like My Bed — in other words, back when she was young, full of talent, and a far cry from what her conservative culture deemed respectable.

Ed Vaizey, the Conservative Culture Minister who heads the state department for culture, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, will have a difficult task in persuading budding philanthropists of the value of the arts when his party will be stealthily removing the reliance on the government funding towards artistic development.

Even though they are all working from the same case law from the Supreme Court of Canada, when it comes to medical malpractice in Canada, personal injury lawyers say that, with the exception of Ontario and in some instances B.C., a conservative culture exists when it comes to courts awarding appropriate damages awards.

If the employer asks for a traditional resume, or you know the company has a conservative culture, you might want to send a more straightforward resume.

Since the White House is not necessarily the flashiest of the creative resumes, this format is suitable for anyone applying to a company with a conservative culture.

If you are an established executive applying for a position at a company with a by - the - book or conservative culture, you may want to consider using a professional resume style if you want the job.