Sentences with phrase «relevant cultural settings»

«Adaptation» is sometimes taken to mean that particular teachings are merely to be adapted to relevant cultural settings; for instance, reinterpreting Western thought from an Asian perspective.

Not exact matches

You'll see, if you're being intellectually honest, that I am a great proponent of taking into account the relevant social, historical and cultural settings in which the amanuenses wrote.

Unfortunately, the New Evangelization here in the United States is often presented in contrast only to the first half of each of these dichotomies, set off against those errors that I am arguing are least relevant to our own cultural circumstances.

The Heritage Area Commission is charged with the responsibility of advising the Mayor and the Common Council on all matters related to the Kingston Heritage Area and its programs in a manner consistent with the concepts, goals and objectives set forth in relevant state and local legislation regarding New York State Heritage Areas and in the Urban Cultural Park Management Plan.

With its excellent cast, measured approach and devastatingly relevant message, Mudbound proves to be a visceral and essential piece of filmmaking that, despite its period setting, hums with contemporary cultural resonance.

Invoking the relevant cultural, political and social details will draw your reader into recognizable settings against which your characters can act out their dilemmas, frustrations and successes.

To deliver against the 24 hour response time and reduce costs Hays ensured they developed and managed talent pools for the gas producer by: • Identifying candidates with relevant skills and cultural alignment • Social Media initiatives • Leveraging candidates from permanent recruitment campaigns and career sites • Pre-screening candidates to ensure they meet skill set and cultural requirements • Ensuring regular contact with the talent pool, providing an opportunity to update candidate records