Sentences with phrase «of one's culture»

By prioritizing nutrition as part of a culture of health in educational settings and in funding and policy decisions, policymakers can ensure that students have access to nutritious food.
Limits, accountability, parental support, outside support when necessary — these are all part of a culture of accountability in the family.
We often stand helpless against the swift changes in every aspect of the culture in our constantly value - challenging, progressively innovative modern world.
He served as art director of the Panther newspaper and became the group's minister of culture.
It's as much a part of our culture as developing innovative flavor solutions.
Starter cultures are available online for a wide variety of cultured foods and beverages.
I grew up with a different kind of culture of demand for wild foods, one based on complete necessity.
There is a wonderful mix of cultures here, including many recent immigrants.
If you want the benefits of this type of culture in your company, you will need to make sure your current team is prepared to handle leadership roles down the road.
Not all doctors have a wide understanding of the culture in which they work or of the role of medicine within it.
Local government and the department of culture, media and sport are some of the biggest losers from the spending review, with 33 % and 24 % respectively by 2015.
I think it's a bit of a culture shock for some.
Nor have scholars investigated the impact of culture on people's willingness to engage in sexual self - disclosure.
As the grand melting pot of cultures we should have the best food culture of them all.
Clearly, credit cards have been a significant part of culture for most of our lives — and that's not necessarily a bad thing, or bound to change any time soon.
It's common for professionals who want an industry change to feel that way because of the culture of the companies they've worked for.
The author seeks to demonstrate the importance of culture in international arbitration by reflecting on his own personal experience in the arbitration department of a large international firm.
We ourselves are the products of a culture which has itself been largely shaped by the Christian faith.
That belief is purely a product of the culture in which you were raised.
I think it'll be kind of a culture shock for the fans.
At the same time, we also go into depth about the history of these cultures so they have a background and a context for understanding current events.
I see the destruction of a culture by self interest, or if you are religious, by the devil.
Their introduction to the way the league operates is through a complete sense of culture shock.
Such a view challenges the practical atheism of much of our culture and church.
When you're also struggling with issues of culture, identity, and race, the difficulties are compounded.
Meaning we use the definition of the word when the poem was written while taking in the context of the cultures use of the word.
The country is stunning and diverse with an interesting blend of cultures.
The people doing this love and respect the eagle unlike many of the people of the culture who barely noticed as the birds were almost wiped from the face of the earth.
It all points to the need for HR to fully understand the impact of culture on business performance and in different contexts.
By engaging with literature from a wide range of cultures, students explore the role of myth, symbolism and life matters in perspectives on people and ideas, from the past and present.
We can't see the former because they're too small; we don't notice the latter because they're too similar to the values of the culture at large.
How is the idea of culture tied into the idea of religion?
It may seem strange at first, but there are a lot of cultures around the world that eat more typical lunch and dinner items for breakfast.
There are many types of cultured foods, and many fermentation techniques.
She then takes us beyond individual learners to discuss the social context of learning, educational equity, the influence of culture on learning, and critical pedagogy.
While congregations and other types of society possess obviously different intentions, they nevertheless work through analogous forms of culture in which a local church might recognize its deeper solidarity with other human groups.
In contemporary painting this focus on elements of culture as well as art history, medium, and surface has allowed abstraction to continue to evolve.
It documents and celebrates the food and drink of all cultures through exhibits, programming, and a range of media.
He would have believed the theology of his culture and operated within that framework even though he went beyond it.

Phrases with «of one's culture»

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