Sentences with phrase «reflected changes in the culture»

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The presentation reflects how HubSpot's reacted and built a culture around some key changes in the work world:

Today's rapidity of change (technological, symbolic, metaphorical, communicative) challenges us to reflect and communicate about faith within changing Church communities in changing cultures.

1) most people haven't given serious thought to these issues and are just giving their «feeling»... it would not be hard for person with well - thought out positions (on either side of the issue) to expose the lack of logic in their position and get them to change their mind... most people just reflect their culture.

It seems this has alternated a lot in history, but usually over a longer period of time, and reflected in changes in art and culture.

Only after 1991 — the year the family - friendly Walt Disney Company acquired Discover — do the cigarettes ads disappear, reflecting not only corporate policy but a sea change in the culture.

«The changes in the diagrams reflect the culture and custom of that particular age and time,» Lee said.

By keeping a close ear to pop culture and social change, Chanel earned its place in reflecting today's social and cultural trends through clothes.

One of the joys of following movies is to see the ways in which our evolving, changing culture is reflected through our popular entertainments.

It was a night buzzing with a palpable thirst for change that was still trapped in an outdated culture that in no way reflects the real revolution across small and big screens everywhere.

Whether it be transitioning to competency - based progression, designing high quality performance assessments, or embedding out - of - school learning experiences into the curriculum, school cultures and practices don't change without substantial time freed up for the adults in a school to plan, design, and reflect on their craft.

These and other pipeline strategies that effect broad - based systems must strike a balance between stability and flexibility in order for them to change as school improvement strategies evolve, say both The Wallace Foundation and education reformers such as Michael Fullan, whose concept of «motion leadership» reflects the need for a systematic culture of continuous reflection and growth.

Or you can update your book metadata whenever you choose to reflect changes in the marketplace or pop culture references that are becoming highly searched.

The Korea Herald reports that in Seoul, «cafes that provide books to read reflect the ever - changing trend and culture of the publishing industry here.»»

I've always said that popular culture is more of a «broken mirror», reflecting part of the changes in the world, sometimes directly, and sometimes indirectly.

Her richly layered pictorial works often evoke the forms and imagery of Russian Constructivism but also draw on her own contemporary lexicon of mass - culture motifs and abstraction to reflect on changes in the artist's home city of Moscow since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Their artworks reflect these dialogues and, with them, a promise of change to a region that is still a flashpoint for deep divides in American culture and politics.

Fusing pop culture, subculture, and art history in his video work and performance, Satterwhite creates visually dazzling tableaux that reflect the changing spatial and bodily anxieties and desires of the digital world.

Presented by Iniva in partnership with Tate Liverpool, the exhibition looks at how changes in the meaning of words reflect the cultural shifts in our society and is based on Raymond Williams» seminal text — Keywords: a vocabulary of culture and society.

The commission came shortly after the celebrated «Athlete Series», which for Warhol reflected the changing nature of celebrity in American popular culture, with athletes like jockey William Shoemaker or soccer player Pele featured in earlier iterations.

The culture that we live in has become such a sort of cut - and - paste culture, and collage work intervenes the world, not to reflect but to change reality.

In her latest series of works, Acloque subtly prises open collections (and collectors) to reflect on how our changing world finds new meaning in their legacy and how changes in society, culture, and the economy have radically reshaped the meaning of objects and our relationships with theIn her latest series of works, Acloque subtly prises open collections (and collectors) to reflect on how our changing world finds new meaning in their legacy and how changes in society, culture, and the economy have radically reshaped the meaning of objects and our relationships with thein their legacy and how changes in society, culture, and the economy have radically reshaped the meaning of objects and our relationships with thein society, culture, and the economy have radically reshaped the meaning of objects and our relationships with them.

«The statement is one piece of a much larger strategy, but it's an important piece in hopefully accelerating change and accelerating a culture shift by causing all lawyers and paralegals to reflect periodically on the obligations that they have.»

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The goals for the Center for States include to build capacity for increased effectiveness of public child welfare agencies through strong national expertise in child welfare and change management to help build and / or sustain the ability of agencies to perform well; to work in partnership with the Centers for Tribes and Courts to support States and other jurisdictions across the country; to create new and lasting partnerships with States, jurisdictions, Tribes, courts, and the Children's Bureau's Regional Office staff that reflect a shared focus on meeting the unique and individual needs of States and jurisdictions; to use a collaborative and systematic approach to build State and territory capacities across the five domains of resources; infrastructure; knowledge and skills; culture and climate; engagement and partnership.