Sentences with phrase «cultural foundations»

Assuming you've laid a strong cultural foundation, it's time to define concrete and measurable metrics from your mission, vision, and values.

Among those initiatives are equal pay, workplace diversity, and an improved cultural foundation for Uber.

In Cultural Foundations of Learning, Jin Li, Ed.M.»

Project Space Lagos is a non-profit cultural foundation based in Lagos, Nigeria.

In 2009, his Sonic Pavilion opened to the public in the hills of Brazil at the new cultural foundation INHOTIM.

In 2009, his Sonic Pavilion opened to the public in the forested hills of Brazil at the new cultural foundation INHOTIM.

For 10 years, this frontrunner among Italy's contemporary cultural foundations has had two faces — an art collection spanning 1945 to 2000, begun in the 1960s by Achille Maramotti, the founder of the womenswear company, and a contemporary art programme, including the biannual Max Mara Art Prize for Women.

With the critical difference to which Mommsen returns again and again» namely, their conviction that a secure and peaceful Europe could only be built on cultural foundations that are explicitly Christian.

For when there is only «your truth» and «my truth,» there is no firm cultural foundation for society, for democracy, or for living nobly and happily.

The whole cultural foundation of KIND is kindness, but its not at all a marketing ploy, as Daniel shared in the Forbes interview:

is an internationally established, nonprofit arts and cultural foundation with a social scope that emphasizes critical thinking through artistic practices.

The Fondation Dubuffet in Paris is a small yet very interesting cultural foundation, a permanent exhibition space, a document repository and a research and conservation facility all focused on the life and work of the French artist Jean Dubuffet.

Since then, Blumenstein's specialist knowledge of the conditions of cultural production and its potential for development has meant that she is regularly called upon to advise cultural foundations and political bodies.

Deborah Wasserman has received grants from the Experimental Television Center, Aljira Center for the Arts and the America - Israel cultural foundation.

Adjaye Associates has revealed images of its combined cultural foundation and luxury shopping centre in Beirut, Lebanon, ahead of the building's completion later this year (+ slideshow).

The author, Laurie Moses Hines, teaches cultural foundations of education at Kent State University, a National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE)- accredited institution.

The company is in need of a top lawyer remains after Sally Yoo, who previously filled the role, was promoted to chief legal officer in a bid to «help drive critical company initiatives like equal pay, increasing diversity in our business, and building a strong cultural foundation for the future of Uber,» Kalanick said in a staff email last month, according to Recode.

He unsuccessfully ran for the SCSD's board in 2015 and, that same year, graduated from Syracuse University with a master's degree in cultural foundations and education.

I am an agnostic but still I think that a country should not curse and deny its heritage and cultural foundation based on Christianity.

In the decade since it opened, the collection has emerged as a frontrunner among Italy's contemporary cultural foundations

Ray Zinn has chronicled the discipline, the cultural foundation blocks and the tough decisions required of a successful start - up.

The question that Anglicans need to put to themselves is troubling and clear: «Do we,» the primates asked, «have the necessary theological, structural, and cultural foundations to sustain the life of the communion?»

On the other hand, I certainly don't wish to deny that government schools that inculcate a vacuous, secularized political correctness do no service to the project of rebuilding the moral - cultural foundations of American democracy.

The real issue for the health of liberal institutions, it seems to me, is not philosophical foundations, but social and cultural foundations.

So political liberals have an enormous interest in the social and cultural foundations of associational life in liberal regimes.

Much is at stake for many of our traditional moral and cultural foundations, particularly those «self - evident» truths proclaimed in our Declaration of Independence.

John Paul's biographer notes that «in insisting that the state not declare entire classes of human beings outside the protection of laws, the Church was appealing to moral truths that could be known by any thinking person willing to work through an argument — moral truths that were part of the cultural foundations of democracy.»

Few democracies have spent so much time thinking so publicly about the cultural foundations of good standards.

The cultural foundations of human language is a story very much in the making, says Daniel Everett, because it must see off notions that language is innate

His father was a lawyer who was a member of Spain's State Council and ran a cultural foundation.

Now we wait for the Oscar show, where showbiz hypocrites will blather about «bringing us together» while they continue to destroy the cultural foundations that used to make us see, think, and feel as one.

But most of Left Back is a devastating and dead - on accurate description of how this promising philosophy degenerated into a series of interrelated propositions that, Ravitch argues, gradually undercut the intellectual and cultural foundations of American schooling.

Before she heads to Ithaca College where she'll work as an assistant professor in the education department, teaching social and cultural foundations of education, she had one more task at HGSE: Commencement Marshal.

Academic institutions, cultural foundations, non-profit organizations, and businesses are now involved in this new trend that is achieving huge success, and is able to bring tangible results.

By introducing and researching teacher - led book discussions of ethnic literature, we hoped to investigate alternative texts and contexts for teachers to learn about the cultural foundations of literacy in their own and others» lives.

As for the abbey, it's now a cultural foundation for France and I was very lucky to stay there for a week while researching the novel which allowed me to walk through those corridors, up the stairs where the orderlies carried patients, to the wards where the patients were cared for.

Cancun has a rich historical and cultural foundation that goes back centuries.

«This is an important time to reflect upon the last year and how Trump's presidency has impacted our society... It is extremely disturbing that our cultural foundation is being rocked by the very platform that is meant to protect and serve our nation.

In odd years, countries choose their artist representatives for permanent pavilions in the Giardini or in rented spaces around town: scuoli, palazzi, churches, cultural foundations.

She modifies our cultural foundations by appropriating fragments of them, often originating in her personal memories, which she then transcends.