Sentences with phrase «distinct identity of»

The recognition of the distinct identity of Indigenous people and the cultural, economic and political values that characterise this identity are essential to the development agenda of Indigenous people.

Linking economic development outcomes to social, ecological, political and cultural factors supports an approach which integrates the distinct identity of Indigenous people and their unique relationship to land into the development process.

This shift in thinking was important because it heralded a new approach to redressing historical dispossession based, not on the belated generosity of the State that had benefited from it, but rather as a matter of right, based on the distinct identity of Indigenous people, their laws and customs.

The curation emphasises the distinct identity of Bilbao's collection and its development over the last two decades, brushing aside the typical criticism of cultural imperialism.

With its strong record of success in managing more than 30 hotels and resorts throughout Indonesia and a commitment to preserving the distinct identity of the Nusa Dua Retreat, Aston aims to attract well seasoned and demanding vacationers who above all value individuality and serenity.

Located alongside the more modern Eixample, this famously vibrant district incorporates four separate neighbourhoods, each with a distinct identity of its own.

Adapted by Tim Krabbé from his 1984 Dutch novel The Golden Egg, it is reminiscent of the few Scandinavian noir films I've seen, but has a distinct identity of its own that reflects the time and place it was made.

And yet, that warmth comes at a cost to the comedy in Rough Night, which could have used a sharper bite and a darker, more uncompromisingly realistic edge to give it a distinct identity of its own.

The awareness of the distinct identity of each tradition enables the participants in this dialogue to recognize both the similarities and the differences between these two theological traditions.

She examines the history of cartographic rendering: mapping to investigate collective experiences, sublimity, and the distinct identities of spaces.

[106] Such curtailment is contrary to human rights norms which require adequate recognition and protection of native title in order to safeguard the distinct identities of indigenous peoples and hence achieve substantive racial equality.

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The objective behind the new Canadian - led board is to make sure that, as we take advantage of Penguin's global resources, in areas such as information technology and sales and marketing, we also maintain a distinct Canadian identity with passionate local leadership.

It is a law of politics, as well as of biology, that every living thing loves above all else — even above its own life — its distinct identity, which sets it off from all other things.

The existence of a thing implies that it has an identity and an aggregate of properties that are distinct from those of every other existent.

The utopian nature of globalism insists on the possibility of multiculturalism, which is to say people of different cultures living in the same place while maintaining their distinct identities.

Like those religious fellowships of Liberia and Sierra Leone, the north Georgia congregations conveyed their culture (later he used the more precise term «subculture») by means of distinct idioms, symbolic dialects constructed both to express and to maintain group identity.

For only when our confidence in the ultimacy of our instinctive religiousness has effectively been challenged can we begin to be sensitive to the God who is distinct from man, who calls us out of identity with our world into responsibility for it.

When German Protestants were increasingly worried about an alleged loss of a distinct Protestant identity, he promoted an ecumenical opening to Catholicism.

Under the rubric of asymmetrical identity the agent is not considered to be an entity radically distinct from his body, nor is his act considered to be a function radically distinct from the physiological processes that go on in the course of the act.

1, Dalit theology is part of the post colonial struggle of different communities for their distinct identity and space.

Thus, Hindutva threatens all minorities in the Indian nation who assert features of their distinct variance from this imagined homogeneous identity.

It is important to note that we may talk about the «identity» of an actual entity in two distinct, albeit related, senses.

For Whitehead, creativity guarantees that the new actual entity is numerically distinct from every other actual entity, including those past actual entities that, in one sense, have been incorporated into the very identity of that new actual entity.

This asymmetry is foundational to Whitehead's affirmation that each actual entity includes its past entities as a part of its very identity while remaining numerically distinct from those past entities.

Insofar as realization of relation with God in one of the dimensions we have discussed excludes communion as a permanent, coequal dimension, it leads to something other than salvation, And, of course, so long as Christians insist on clinging to distinct identities, relations and communion, they will fail to realize the distinctive religious ends of other traditions.

«Avatars can develop to the point where the connections between identities is so stretched, so tenuous, that the «ping» of broken elastic can be heard in cyberspace, but the connection can be surprisingly strong, with collective refusals to think of avatars as distinct identities.»

The respect in which I conceive of an individual object as distinct from my reaction with it is then that I conceive of the former but not the latter as retaining an identity through time.

The lack of a revolutionary experience, the long history of special ties of English Canadians with England and English symbols of civil religion, and the existence of a large province that is linguistically, ethnically, and religiously distinct from the rest of Canada — all these conditions have militated against not only the emergence of a Canadian civil religion but of any very clearly defined sense of national identity.

As sociologist David Lyon has put it, consumption expresses a «system of symbolic rivalry,» where consumers form their identity «through acquiring commodities that make them distinct from others, and seek approval through lifestyle and symbolic membership.»

Whitehead sees the cogito as the paragon of clear and distinct ideas, involving a fusion if not identity of knower and known.

Altizer, on the other hand, wants to show how the originally distinct realms of transcendence and immanence come together and grow into an identity through the course of history.

Asepto Spark enhances the aesthetic and functional elements of the aseptic carton packs giving them a distinct identity at the point - of - sale (POS).

The latest announcement ensures that the IndyCar Series will begin adopting a hint of innovation, producing cars that have distinct appearances based on manufacturer identity.

Maybe you even feel a distinct loss of identity, like you aren't sure how to be a mom without the «nursing» adjective.

Given the distinct Mahri culture, identity and language, developed over many centuries of autonomy, not to mention widespread disenchantment with Yemeni rule (ever more corrupt since the union of Yemen's south and north in 1990), Mahra's territorial integrity remains important.

In a previous work, I proposed a theory of international relations called Symbiotic Realism, which goes beyond state - centrism and gives due recognition to the role of individuals, multinational organizations, transnational corporations, gender issues, reactive actors such as the environment and resources and, importantly, the emotionality of states and large collective identities as distinct actors weighting in global politics.

We want Britain to be a nation of energetic cities, towns and villages, each of which is free to develop its distinct identity.

Dr. Benjamin said he has long detected a distinct lack of interest in elective office in young people, even those otherwise active in environmental advocacy and identity politics.

33 % is the percentage of more than a thousand Scottish voters who thought Scottish Conservative leadership candidate Murdo Fraser's plan to «develop a much more distinct Scottish identity with different policies from the party in the rest of the UK» would have a positive effect on the fortunes of the party in Scotland.

In an effort to address such challenges, researchers working in the field known as the physics of living systems (or biophysics), which has emerged only in the last few years as a discipline with a distinct identity, decided to help themselves by creating their own professional network.

Many of today's varieties have gained a distinct identity in no more than 30 or so canine generations.

DID is characterised by the presence of two or more distinct «identities» or «personality states» — each with their own perception of the environment and themselves.

Like workers in a factory, the various face patches did distinct jobs, cooperating, communicating and building on one another to provide a complete picture of facial identity.

Even the revised fourth edition of the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual, published in 2000, specifies the core features of the disorder as the «presence of two or more distinct identities or personality states.»

Our results show that global and targeted DNA demethylation are conserved and distinct reprogramming processes, presumably because of their respective roles in epigenetic memory erasure and in the establishment of cell identity.

Phylogeny based on 16S rRNA was unable to resolve the taxonomic position of strain NZ1587 (T), however NZ1587 (T) shared 99.4 % identity at the 16S rRNA level with a distinct branch of S. pseudoporcinus.

But each of these sexual identities is distinct.

The study concludes that «Although our findings indicate that biracial individuals are more likely to seek potential partners outside of their same racial / ethnic identity, their dating preferences also reflect a distinct racial hierarchy that may account for why some racial / ethnic categories are more desirable than others».

There's a distinct lack of personality or defined identity for what «Extreme Racing» attempts to achieve.

Yet, while that connection's undeniable (tonally and visually, it's closest to Terrence Malick's bucolic debut), writer - director Michael Pearce's first feature has a distinct heart and identity, rooted in his own upbringing on the island and filtered through the legacy of Jersey's real - life «Beast»,»60s serial sex offender Edward Paisnel.