Sentences with phrase «one's host society»

This is an important point to stress because it underscores that practices have concrete social and cultural locations in their larger host societies.

Winstead returns as Sutter's gentrified sister, who parlayed her beauty into security as a dinner - hosting society wife of a wealthy lawyer with a crooked perma - smile.

Whiston Hall and Mansion Court Hotel host society events, golfing events, exclusive weddings, corporate hospitality, and many other functions, and has large banqueting facilities.

For example, how do the practices in which this school engages in transactions with its immediate neighborhood, with the larger host society and culture, with third - world cultures, or with other religious communities all help form learners» ways of «having to do with God»?

However, down the roads at whose crossings they stand comes all the most powerful cultural traffic of their host society.

It is concrete in that its practices are institutionalized, are guided by interests that have material bases, and are located in a larger host society.

The changes in social structures of moral action, which previously were strongly linked to and supportive of Christian faith, has important implications both to how we conceive our relationship as Christians to our host society, and how we nurture ethical behaviour within adherents of the Christian faith who also participate fully as members of this society.

They worry about the growing secularity of their host societies, fear that the rejection of God or some comparable conception of the divine is unleashing negative effects on the world, and argue that a concerted effort must be made to retain and revitalize commitment to sacred truths.

I argue, rather, that Conservative Judaism has not done so and finds itself at sea, sometimes, as in the case of homosexual marriage, adopting the worst aspects of its host society.

Or, in a question that assumes what could be called the liberal version of this concern: Should they be required to adopt a radically liberalized version of Islam in order to conform to the norms of the host society?

Access to the sorts of material base that different practices require is determined by the ways those host societies arrange social, economic, and political power.

Migrants of all backgrounds living in any host society endorse and integrate into some aspects of life, but not others.

This changes the host society as a result.

In 2011, ASHG was the host society of the 12th International Congress of Human Genetics in Montreal, Canada.

it is a great pleasure and honour for The Czech Society for Biomedical Engineering and Medical Informatics and for the Czech Association of Medical Physicists to be the host societies and organizers of the 2018 World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering.

The host societies» capacity for empathy largely determines the ability of the people who have been forced to leave their living environments to either build normal lives or wander erratically along the borders of social exclusion.

One would simply need to lower the ramparts the system has been able to build around itself contra political, economic, and public forces, and put it back into touch with its host society in a meaningful way.

Acculturation is often perceived as the process of immigrants adjusting to the culture of their host society, which differs from the one into which they were born and raised (Lopez - Class, Castro, & Ramirez, 2011; Robinson, 2010; Ward & Kus, 2012) and research in this area tends to focus on immigrants who transfer from one geographical location to another.