Sentences with phrase «cultural component»

What is missing in these efforts, however, is attention to the vastly more problematic moral - cultural component of democracy.

Second, it wrongly assumes that Scripture itself has not been impacted in its own formation with cultural components and a fallen - world context that shapes its social ethics.

It should also be noted that these European countries have a nearly non-existent unwanted pet population, suggesting a large cultural component to pet overpopulation.

Still, it remains a city dedicated to fostering small scale neighborhood businesses and that maintains a strong cultural component.

It includes regard for the physical, mental, social, spiritual and cultural components of the patient and the community.

While there's a universality to horror, there's also a district cultural component as well.

In addition though, there is a large cultural component within the legal profession that is resisting a move to LSRs.

So there's a big cultural component of that and as well we have some forcing functions in the business that look for every year where can we drive efficiencies, where can we drive more effectiveness, where can we invest ahead of the curve?

He argues that same - sex relations were condemned primarily because they undermined patriarchal gender roles, meaning that Christians should acknowledge a significant cultural component to biblical passages about same - sex behavior.

Agrifest will be made an annual feature of Agri Month, and will entail a rich cultural component, providing entertainment for all the stakeholders who would have worked hard and demonstrated great dedication — the bedrock of this thriving sector.»

Guests at Hilton Rabat will enjoy close proximity to a range of facilities including a shopping mall, the Zaha Hadid - designed Grand Theatre of Rabat and several new cultural components.

Higher depressive symptoms amongst females compared to males in developed nations may have an important cultural component that can not be generalised [6].

This initiative provides an unparalleled level of support for individual artists, expands the Museum's mission, and strengthens the arts and cultural component of Atlanta.

There's been a huge cultural component.

Webb deals with the troubling passages concerning slaves, women, and homosexuals by applying what he calls a redemptive movement hermeneutic to distinguish between cultural and trans - cultural components within Scripture.

She, too, believes there's a strong cultural component to Americans» attitudes, but she sees the problem as reflecting the strategies people use to avoid painful subjects.

Take time to figure out how a cultural component could strengthen your business and then be thoughtful about what type of culture you want to create.

There's still a cultural component of college and university foodservice that I don't think we've quite yet completely embraced in terms of authenticity.

The similarity between chicks and humans suggests that humans» «mental number line» is likewise innate, yet there is still a cultural component, as the left - right tendency can vary based upon language.

On the first week of December in Doha, at the conference of the parties, a Tri-Continental South - South Dialogue on Defying Disasters as an approved side event will include a cultural component: a multi-media arts installation providing a global panorama of illustrated pledges, comprising a Tree of Action to confront climate change complemented by eco-music videos, short films and relevant messages from environmental heroes and the UN family of agencies led by Secretary - General Ban Ki Moon.

As students discuss how ancient cultures needed pi and wanted to know its exact values, they will be developing number sense for themselves as well as seeing that numbers have a cultural component, not just a detached numerical value.

In the case of RMP and Fletcher, both sides spent time, in the beginning, aligning on logistical and cultural components to ensure that families and staff felt consistency.

David Adika's work focuses on the visual and cultural components of the Israeli domestic space as a microcosm that represents and reflects upon social and familial identity.

Jina Brenneman, curator of the University of New Mexico's Harwood Museum of Art, in Taos, first became fascinated with pulling together a show about artists and the cosmos when she heard about the Tate in Space program, in 2002, when Tate Modern announced that its next outpost would be in outer space, in the form of a module that would dock at the International Space Station as its cultural component.

She is especially influenced by theories of mestizaje (a term for the mixing of ancestries) and cultural anthropophagy — as proposed by the Brazilian poet Oswald de Andrade, who urged artists to «cannibalize,» rather than reject, cultural components of their country's colonizers.

Fernández admits that's the intention in a promotional video where she addresses the viewer, relating that she «wanted to create a somewhat confrontational and immersive experience» that would reinsert the «cultural component that's always erased.»

An iconic structure along the Marina Bay waterfront in Singapore, ArtScience Museum is the cultural component of Marina Bay Sands, Singapore's premier integrated resort.

The art galleries — part of the cultural component — are designed to be a unique space, essentially serving as an art museum within the cultural history museum, where work by African American artists including Felrath Hines, Jacob Lawrence, Charles White, and Kara Walker, among many others, will be presented.

ABOUT THE MOCA GA WORKING ARTIST PROJECT The Working Artist Project is a year - long program that supports metropolitan Atlanta visual artists, expands the museum's mission, and strengthens the arts and cultural component of Atlanta.

There may be a cultural component (as there is for GMOs between Europeans and Americans), but it may be minimal for radiation.

== > So you won't know for instance that I had no clue that skeptic websites or scientists or such even existed when I first began to realize the cultural components of the climate change movement.

There's certainly as much need for skepticism about (at least) the «C» in CAGW (the major narrative component), as there is for say all religious narratives, or the social cross-coalition of Eugenics and anti-semitism in 1930s Germany, or Lynsenkoism (a cultural component of Stalinism).

The cultural component to London's 2012 Olympics is both traditional (lots of Shakespeare) and quirky.

The good news: claims with a cultural component are easily preventable as they tend to reflect certain recurring themes.

Pepe's have a cultural component as well, with each Rare Pepe card having a meme in its picture.

There is a cultural component to the problem of the «bad» email.

Are there any cultural components to this?

«The treatment he received ten years on [from implementing the Health Performance Framework] means that the health systems are still not being responsive and, forget the cultural component for a moment, they're still not being responsive in terms of dignity and in terms of the treatment of a fellow human being,» said Wyatt.

American Sign Language is a different language than English, with its own syntax, linguistic characteristics and cultural components.