Sentences with phrase «shift in culture»

After such a strong statement and shift in the culture around them, what did the believers there do?

Hochul added there needs to be a larger shift in the culture of how women are treated by men and pointed to the administration's efforts on issues ranging from pay equity to passing a law for paid family leave.

With the core Canadian business being «an almost flawless machine, capable of throwing off buckets of cash for years to come without requiring significant attention or resources,» he sees a seismic shift in culture in the works along with a move toward rapid growth in the U.S.

In Fitch and Trecartin's exhibition at Astrup Fearnley Museet this spring, the public can expect to encounter an explosive world of humor, horror, anti-aesthetics and cacophony, which at the same time poses important questions and inspires the viewer to reflect on the seismic shifts in culture that define our post-millennial moment.

Since shared parenting advocates the equal sharing of child - raising tasks between the mother and the father, this co-parenting concept is regarded as a paradigm shift in a culture where childcare responsibilities are more dependent on women.

So meeting the challenge to change the nature of the work of bar governors in Alberta, as just one example, will represent a very large shift in culture.

Strachan's «Polar Eclipse» exhibition, explored often - invisible shifts in cultures, physical environments, and recounted histories over both space and time, in the wake of globalization and narratives of progress.

And as more boomers retire, workplaces are experiencing catalyzing shifts in culture and values.

Dr Uzmann also wrote «Niu Gu represents a wholesale shift in culture for the restaurants on South Jones and Spring Mountain, Li's cooking and Muscaglione's guidance seemingly ready to go «all - in» with an Strip - rivaling yet accessible Chinese Fine Dining approach.»

I think that would necessitate a huge shift in the culture around homebirth.

On this question, reformers will argue, with some force, that what may feel like an enormous shift in the culture of Westminster will look like a pretty sensible move to most of the people who live beyond its walls.

Holdren is similarly worried that «we could be in for a major shift in the culture around science and technology and evidence in government.»

A willingness to share proprietary data among industry competitors represents a dramatic shift in the culture of the historically highly competitive pharmaceutical industry.»

«I loved all of the bits that you get to experience in between places — that subtle shift in culture, climate, landscape, and people along the way,» she tells mbg.

Unlocking the Cage captures a monumental shift in our culture, as the public and judicial system show increasing receptiveness to Steve's impassioned arguments.

(Ironically, the author of the article, Renee Nal, claims in her tag line that «her main objectives are to expose media and academic bias and to contribute to a positive shift in culture; where integrity, honesty and independent thought are held in high regard.»)

She also implemented a schoolwide management system, developed by a team of teachers, that has impacted shifts in culture.

We argue that while a professional growth orientation is possible for teacher evaluation systems, it requires a significant shift in culture and realignment of resources and structures at the school and district level to support teachers» development from novices to experts.

The long and complex shift in culture from analog media to digital media is the most significant transformation of our generation, and it has long - reaching and manifold effects that continue to permeate all modes of visual expression.

Without such a further shift in culture of the kind engendered by Lord Woolf, coupled with adequate judicial resources and administrative support for the civil court system, it is difficult to see further rule changes alone achieving what Lord Woolf desired but which for large and complex claims his reforms failed ultimately to deliver.

USA Today examined the NFL's shift in culture in light of helmet - to - helmet hits from Washington safety Brandon Meriweather and Dashon Goldson's suspension for violating safety rules.

The exhibition examines a paradigm shift in culture and the visual arts between the early 1960s and the mid ‑ 1980s, which articulates a counter-narrative to the rhetoric of developmentalism, resulting in early instances of decolonial thought in the artistic practices in the region.

Strachan specifically explores often - invisible shifts in cultures, physical environments, and recounted histories over both space and time, in the wake of globalization and narratives of progress.

«Consciously at times — and at other times unconsciously — I have captured signs of a seismic shift in our culture,» she says.

It's hard to know whether it's the result of simply having less money or a shift in culture, but Millennials don't care about brands and status anywhere near as much as earlier generations.

Chileans are now more prepared to compete with entrepreneurs on a global level due to the shift in culture.

Specifically, I see seven shifts in that culture: seven ways that mainline churches are changing — or should be changing — the way they operate.

The institutional church began to sense once again a shift in the culture.

One way we can understand this shift in the culture of youth sport is through the lens of perceived resource scarcity.

Monitor pushes Trusts and Clinical Commissioning Groups to use management consultants, even as Hunt talks of a shift in culture.

Since then, different types of cultures seemed to have flourished, but it was assumed that these shifts in culture happened within the same population.

When you see a guy wearing those shoes, you know he's bought in, It's a shift in culture, from what I understand.

While I was extremely ready to move for school and had absolute faith in my friendships at home, I knew that there would be a shift in culture, but I really wasn't prepared to make brand new friends.

Obviously, many things have shifted in our culture and the practice of dating is definitely one of them.

She questioned how useful or problematic the «Chick Flick» term is, and the shift in culture influenced on all sides by the solidifying of the «Bromance» movie, raunch culture, Judd Apatow's brand of feminism, and the rise of the «female friendship» sub-genre.

«It's definitely a challenge, and it's a shift in culture in how to make that a priority.

School change — be it a new initiative, a push for a shift in culture, or the adoption of a different teaching approach — requires both tortoises and hares.

Our school leaders have been very dedicated in their efforts to prepare for this shift in their culture and build capacity among their staff to ensure they're successful,» said Hardy.

And, we do know that individual actions DO add up, contributing to shifts in culture and practice and new values taking root.

Underlying all of these changes is a cry for a shift in the culture of litigation, as Chief Justice Roberts noted in his year - end report on the State of the Judiciary.

Krill notes that, in the long term, shifts in culture will be important.

She goes on to note, in Hryniak, that the shift in culture requires a change not only from the Bench but also from the Bar.

[28] This requires a shift in culture.

In spite of differing outcomes, the unanimous ruling, written by Justice Andromache Karakatsanis, provides a clear and ringing endorsement for summary judgment — going as far as promoting a «shift in culture» away from expensive and time - consuming trials and towards swifter and more accessible justice.

This requires a shift in culture.