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It is not only the greatest numerically and greatest culturally, but it seems to me the greatest intellectually.

The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic.

Webster said the two sides were joined together socially, economically, culturally, and in many other ways. There was no way to divide them.

See, a bit of my identity is tied up people seeing those signifiers and thinking I'm well-educated and culturally sophisticated.

He seemed "otherworldly. " And I was sure that as a culturally-ignorant outsider, I would only embarrass myself in front of him.

Yet, by the late 1940s "culturally the city was no longer a magnet for artists and writers from around the world. "

Biologically, culturally and professionally Germany is dumbing down, Mr Sarrazin argued (and was then forced out of his job).

He described Kandahar as "culturally probably the most significant place in terms of the Pashtun people of Afghanistan" .

He believes that physical experience is often culturally programmed.

"Turning china into a strong, democratic, culturally socialist modem country" is our cardinal aim in the primary stage of socialism.

Well, it should be or have been a point of discussion, culturally relevant and probably bigger than the average penis.

As well as making future wars less likely, Sir Peter hopes that this will attract bright and culturally sensitive people to an army career.

With its trademark mix of politics, world events, and arts and letters, The New Yorker has come to be synonymous with the culturally elite.

The former president of Ireland said family planning services must be culturally sensitive and cannot be imposed on a community.

That is because culturally, such a fine distinction eludes most teenagers.

Morocco, as in the case of other countries, particularly African countries, was very rich culturally and with regards to TK.

Malaysia is one of the most culturally, ethnically and geographically diverse and unique countries in the world, not to mention beautiful.

Man has created the conflict by his division of the earth, linguistically, culturally, superficially.

However, in order to find the right term, we have to try to understand the culture of the original term, as its meaning is culturally based.

Hence both politicians and enterprises must be able to choose market profit culturally.

In an effort to be culturally sensitive, foreign teachers often lose sensitivity to their responsibility as cultural ambassadors.

By contrast, my winning percentage increased a good deal in less culturally conservative or more economically sensitive states.

Moriogai, under such a condition, felt responsible to challenge the old ideology by carrying out reform, culturally and ideologically.

"So our aim was to write something that was culturally sensitive but still honest, " he said.

Perhaps the greatest difference between the two countries, culturally and politically, is their attitude toward change.

The message ritually injected into us by our culturally mandated meals is, at a fundamental level, the message of privilege.

Culturally, Californians seem to accept such feast-or-famine living more than others.

You are to incorporate vocabulary from the readings into these entries as well as try to be culturally accurate.

A nation cannot be strong unless it is well-integrated economically, politically and culturally as well as geographically.

With the proper guidance and management, a culturally diverse organization can prove to be beneficial to all involved.

Possess good interpersonal and communication skills, and is culturally sensitive to diverse stakeholders encountered in business dealings.

Norms: are culturally ingrained principles of correct and incorrect behaviors which, if broken, carry a form of overt or covert penalty.

A fascinating history of the USA from the time of the Amerindians to the culturally diverse but united country of today.

Assistance must be culturally acceptable and appropriate to the nutritional needs of the displaced people.

Nevertheless, metaphors of each animal bear more variations than universalities, because these four animals are culturally-loaded.

After the Mongol Empire, the great political powers along the Silk Road became economically and culturally separated.

Culturally more in tune with nearby Balochistan, they speak their own dialect and do not consider themselves Punjabi.

As the globalization of our economy continues, companies are focusing on delivering culturally-correct content to their target customers.

Authentic materials use language which has not been simplified in any way for learners and is contextually rich and culturally pertinent.

East Asia in today's world is a force that cannot be ignored politically, economically, culturally or geographically.

I would like to urge readers of this article to educate themselves beyond the issues within our own borders. Become culturally astute!

But in Haiti, he went on, a culturally accepted form of child trafficking already exists.

Immigration and a common Anglo-Saxon heritage tie them culturally to North America and the United Kingdom.

Hengshui University, as a newly upgraded college, is located in a backward city both economically and culturally.

At one place I worked they called us trainers the "upstairs people. " Culturally they did not see us as part of them.

One of Mexico's most culturally inviting towns, the city's beauty and mild climate have attracted many foreign residents.

Variety is a key characteristic of the United States, both geographically and culturally.

A universal language effectively promotes the cultural communication and interaction between nations that are different culturally.

Is China culturally predetermined not to move in the same direction as the rest of Asia?

Culturally they should learn from one another and work for common prosperity and should not exclude cultures of other nations.

In a culturally advanced country, everyone has to contribute to the progress of his motherland.

The study of this thesis intends to shed some light on translation of the culturally-loaded concepts in traditional Chinese classics.

CONCLUSIONS Culturally nuanced care with immigrant Chinese Americans requires attentiveness to the social context of disease management.

Their role is projecting a contemporary image of Australia as a sophisticated, culturally diverse, and harmonious nation.

to provide education , outreach and screening in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner.

Women have been living in the chain of patriarchy, and have been discriminated against politically, culturally as well as economically.

History and Annotation--Views after Culturally Reading and Explaining Marx' "the Realization of the Human Nature"

And one of the questions, they were very culturally astute, the people who put the questionnaire.

The museums of a place tell an outsider much about what the people of that place value culturally.

Most of the stone relief have been found in economically and culturally developed areas with plentiful stone materials.

Children could also select from culturally relevant books featuring African-American characters, as well as from books in Spanish.

China and ASEAN countries are geographical neighbors and culturally connected with a long history of friendly contacts.

In view of the complexity of such a topic, we must treat it socially, economically and culturally.

Aren't some of those devastated areas also historically and culturally significant?

Often, they assume that someone culturally similar to themselves will be more likely to look out for their interests.

Thanks to the interest of adventurous tourists, such initiatives are proving both economically profitable and culturally enriching.

The UDF can be used to order query results in a culturally sensitive manner.

But it is a struggle when your bank is hugely complex, culturally messy and heavily exposed to a still-wobbly housing market.

As the seemingly endless ages passed, the night elves' civilization expanded both territorially and culturally.

The centre's multicultural team collaborates with settlement service agencies and "culturally specific" community agencies.

"The fact that Neandethals could adapt to new conditions and innovate shows that they are culturally similar to us, " Riel-Salvatore said.

Sullivan said. "So yes, we want all of our physicians, white, African American, Latino, what have you, to be culturally competent. "

The delivery of culturally sensitive care by perioperative nurses is an essential element of patient advocacy.

With their concerted efforts, the world's people can expect to see a culturally advanced, progressive and promising society in the future.

Global e-business requires that the business be tailored to fit the needs of international or culturally diverse customers.

Celebrities who are very popular might be unknown abroad, except with culturally-related groups, such as within a diaspora.

At the very least, in a country where restaurants serve snails, fast food is clearly culturally aberrant.

It's an independent natural language, evolved by ordinary people and transmitted culturally from one generation to the next.

Our challenge is to be culturally appropriate in every country.

the culturally diverse metropolitan Shanghai? and aspire to eventually become permanent faculty members at Tongji University.

Feminism has become, in many ways, institutionalized or culturally imbedded into the larger discourse that surrounds identity politics.

Trouble is, some differences between the two countries are culturally ingrained.

The problem is societal and therefore it demands a population-based multisectoral, multi-disciplinary, and culturally relevant approach.

As premarital sexual relationship became more culturally acceptable, people have developed much interest in it.

Yet they also emphasized a culturally specific idealism, rather than the empiricism or universalism of the earlier Enlightenment.

Personally, I would like to get your ideas about how could we develop Turkish-Chinese relations culturally, politically and economically?

Structurally and culturally, Chinese society was incapable of matching the innovations that were transforming Europe.

The risks involved in doing this are high, however, because good themes are often culturally oriented.

He believes Asian countries feel more culturally attuned to Europe than to the US, a mood that has benefited Deutsche Bank.

A prosperous, strong, democratic, culturally advanced modern socialized country.

object that defines the culturally appropriate format of displaying numbers , currency , and percentage.

Games shouldn't have to be considered art to be culturally respected.

In short-term studies, culturally appropriate health education programs led to improved blood-sugar control within 3 months.

that defines the culturally appropriate format of displaying numbers , currency , and percentage.

To make matters worse, an ethnically, linguistically and culturally diverse archipelago was dominated by Java and the Javanese. It still is.

To what extent are these notions validated cross-culturally?

In that sense, I'd like to contend that we Japanese as a people are culturally good at Agile and now, our era has come!

China is willing to exchange views with any countries, politically, culturally and economically.

The sensation of short-term wellbeing provided by alcohol is inexpensive, widely available and culturally acceptable.

The city, both in its inner life and outer relations, deeply affected colonial society politically, economically and culturally.

We have to be an aspiring and culturally relevant brand so she has to look cool.

Popular film and television are ideally suited in understanding how emotions create culturally shared meanings.

Culturally, the bourgeoisie has been regarded, from Moliere to Balzac, as mean, avaricious, tasteless, reactionary and rapacious.

Catalonia is a region of seven million people sandwiched both culturally and geographically between France and Spain.

China's culturally ingrained preference for sons plus sex-selective abortions have created a widening gender imbalance.

I think it's entirely culturally acceptable now in Britain to be anti-American. And that is a legacy of the war.

Thus African-Americans are fully culturally integrated into American culture and institutions.

A nation of leaking can never be expected to go anywhere culturally and economically .

We presumably learn many other things (table manners, religion, etc. ), the same way: many "truths" are culturally-based.

Denissen et al. (2008) suggest that we may be responding to a culturally transmitted idea that weather affects mood.

Traditional healers are respected within their communities, and know how to convey health information in a culturally appropriate manner.

Have I shown you my home in one of Beijing's poorest, most culturally vibrant hutongs?

Legally and culturally, says Dane Waters, an expert, "California is a different animal altogether. "

Because of the great wealth derived from its American Empire, Spain dominated Europe in the 16th century politically and culturally.

In this way, postmodern civilization has altered nature, with people living in a culturally constructed environment.

She therefore grew up culturally affiliated with this tribe; her name is taken from the Hidatsa phrase for "Bird Woman" .

Taiwan was part of China, is part of China, and will be fully integrated into China, economically, politically, and culturally for sure.

In short, cultural problems are to be solved culturally, a task beyond any individual. This is another noteworthy train of thought.

Ensure program supported training and materials fit into local context and culturally sensitive.

One thing is clear: dyeing hair is a trans-culturally ingrained phenomenon that will long outlast my next dye job.

These culturally - transmitted systems must all pass through the filter of biology.

The story centers on the relationship between Americanized Vietnamese and culturally Vietnamese.

We developed a culturally-sensitive psycho - social counseling approach .

In Spain the church presents all these contradictions: it is culturally very strong, and rooted in one half of a divided society.

As the Internet evolves technically, it evolves culturally.

How we understand the location of our own body in space is culturally dependent.

Whats culturally appropriate for people in one culture may be completely out of line in another culture.

Can he run a culturally diverse newspaper empire and also compete with the rapidly rising media offerings?

The probable reason? The universities wanted to admit additional non-Chinese ethnic-minority students so as to seem more culturally diverse.

"There are legitimate uses that we recognise culturally, and there may be other uses, " she quips.

Language is the carrier of culture, and idioms are heavily culturally loaded phrases and sentences.

These culturally different visual worlds also carry over into other forms of communication.

Culturally and religiously, Eid is a day of reconciliation and feasting.

But what are the culturally universal and innate standards of beauty?

The colorful festival of Holi is celebrated by different names in this vast and culturally diverse country.

Joan: Only if you promise to be culturally sensitive!

As a tourist, you will find the trip to Hangzhou both pleasant and culturally rewarding.

American writer Paul Theroux has lived the life of a culturally restless man.

"The rules are written nowhere but everyone knows them, they learn them culturally, " says Dr Steger.

Many of these proposals are a hard sell culturally.

This tiny nation is culturally rich, financially sound , and tourist-friendly .

Because, cross-culturally, incest is more an emotional than a legal issue, the term taboo is generally preferred over prohibition.

They cannot control who crosses their borders either physically or culturally.

This will avoid the potential for major errors and ensure that your document is culturally correct.

By increasing the occurrence of c-sections we are culturally inferring with evolutionary selected traits.

That defines the culturally appropriate format of displaying dates and times.

Beijing is a culturally renowned city with a long history.

Europeans felt culturally superior to their overworked and less healthy US counterparts.

Before the war of 1998-1999 it was Serbia's southern province, and remains culturally important for Serbs.

Culturally and economically, Hebei is the most advanced province in northern China.

He argues that there are culturally appropriate ways of driving tricky ethical lessons home.

They understand the importance of teaching grammar and language usage within age and culturally appropriate contexts.

Because science never stops, neither can this most culturally-skewed of debates.

In my last post , I explained that the standards of beauty are culturally universal and innate.

Also, we were fighting an enemy that was culturally foreign to us.

customary usage refers only to those designs and structures that are culturally significant.

Part V, comparatively and trans-culturally researches the theories of China and America.

The New Zealand native leaves feeling relaxed and culturally enriched.

Finally, we will compare shared psychotic disorder with culturally based religious ideation and cults.

Culturally, South Africa has much more in common with India than with China.

Pupils will use English in socially and culturally appropriate ways.

Where, how, and how often people can touch each other while conversing are culturally defined patterns.

But in the UK it is culturally unacceptable for us to be found napping with our head on the keyboard.

For local resource files, you can also generate a culturally neutral base resource file directly from a Web page in the designer.

NYisontop: It is just the other way around. If you observe, China is embracing her neighbours both economically and culturally.

Ilan is an ethno-culturally diverse and complex immigrant society.

They'll be culturally adept and be able to get things accomplished that we can't do.

Consequently, from 2010, millions will join the middle class financially and culturally.

Culturally, however, the two airlines remain an odd couple.

Today, in the Internet and information age, we no longer live in isolation, linguistically or culturally.

I can imagine culturally defined roles from a different time, but that time isn't a part of my life.

But this group is linguistically, culturally, and even genetically diverse.

To develop the country and rejuvenate the nation, we must not only be economically strong, but more importantly, be culturally strong.

Nor do they need culturally-biased or latently racist and ethnocentric lectures about democracy.

Level of acculturation has been linked to depressed mood in studies across culturally diverse immigrant groups.

When China executes, America sues: we each have our own culturally idiosyncratic way to protect consumers.

We have always had alliances with the states we are culturally very close to them.

It is rooted historically and culturally in the Puritan idealism and the realistic tradition.

On the contrary, we need managers who are more, not less, culturally aware.

A person descended from or culturally related to the Spanish and Portuguese settlers of the Gulf States.

Such future humans will likely differ greatly from us culturally or even neurologically.

Shanghai quite busy. Not only economically, and culturally it did, the "Oriental Paris" .

Manhattan remains as culturally vibrant as ever.

The truth is that we still live in a world which is economically, culturally, intellectually and morally dominated by the West.

So there are actually fewer differences culturally than we would have thought.

One final way to invest in yourself is to regularly take the time to remain culturally literate.

Guideline D1-6 Display information in culturally correct ways to avoid misunderstanding.

It is beneficial to accelerate development of cultural industry, pushing my province to stride over culturally dynamic prov. . .

Some of the most culturally conservative states in the country, such as Kansas and Michigan, have female governors.

This has shown me there is a significant difference, culturally, in what is considered "personal information" .

With 1, 500 dialects and a multitude of faiths, India is more culturally diverse than China.

But something really important is underway in China -- economically, politically, culturally.

Beijing and the rest of China have seen an explosion in younger expats because the region has been so economically and culturally hot.

That will signal to people you're culturally savvy.

Doctor Hofman says researchers must now study how best to employ this medical intervention in culturally sensitive ways.

The three forms remained, musically and culturally distinct.

There is a harmonious mix of ethnic groups, so there are many culturally diverse Christmas celebrations.

A team of 10 Los Angeles-based Disney staff creates culturally relevant content.

Today we all live in an increasingly culturally diverse world.

For Obama to emerge as a postracial candidate, he first had to become racial; he had to find a way to become culturally black.

I very much liked today's inauguration of the new president. The whole ceremony was very culturally active, upscale and European.

Thanks to the program, I understand the beginnings of who I and I realize that I am culturally and ancestrally rooted in China.

This method is culturally aware.

Culturally, too, the acquisition should run into fewer problems than a combination of Sun and IBM, which is based on America's East Coast.

Divorce is less culturally appropriate in a society that is folks-oriented.

Divorce is less culturally acceptable in a society that is family-oriented.

If items are culturally inappropriate, they can cause deep offence to the affected populations.

For example, archaeological findings at Sanxingdui suggest a technologically advanced civilization culturally unlike Anyang.

And we begin to lose those signals, culturally and otherwise, as adults.

an enclosed territory that is culturally distinct from the foreign territory that surrounds it.

Like all paradigm shifts, it affects the people who use it socially, culturally, and even politically.

K. How did you get here Well, I mean not you personally but you culturally.

The push for culturally diverse management teams began in sectors such as oil and fast-moving consumer goods.

They at least visually appear culturally different and they are often from India, for example.

The first answer is to create an educational community that is culturally diverse.

There are over millions of Taiwanese live in mainland China. politically they are separate, culturally and economically they are united.

The Expo is a driving force for Guangxi to take part in GMS cooperation systematically, economically and culturally.

But if a nation truly rises up culturally, it will be a strong nation and it will never have any fear of collapsing.

Knowing women he can emulate helps erase culturally ingrained gender stereotypes.

So, culturally, how bad is using the Lord's name in vain?

In fact, the development of "culturally neutral" indicators is a stated goal of Project Hostile Intent.

China and Japan is economically and culturally superior to korea. THAT IS A FACT.

Other types of data, such as sounds and images, may require localization if they are culturally sensitive.

fix this, organizationally and culturally, if we are to DEAL with mosquito-borne diseases in the 21st century.

But because of Hollywood, it's become very important culturally, and we use it to define ourselves.

With the world becoming more culturally diverse everyday, it is becoming increasing important for everyone to learn a new language.

The acceptance of the novel in China thus became a noticeable phenomenon both literarily and culturally.

When I travel I am very aware of how people in different cultures are often mono-culturally identified.

Can it become a city that is culturally of the world, in the way that London, Paris, and even New York are?

We will argue for fuller use of more of the levels available to managers, notably those not yet "culturally available" to many.

My interpreter had to change some words because they were culturally inappropriate.

In India there is yet another culturally patterned use of space.

When we feel strong and safe, we can put our energy into evolving socially, culturally and spiritually.

And we hope that we can also find pleasure and become more culturally knowledgeable from your hospitality.

Both are culturally influenced, but they have their roots in showing exactly who is on top.

"We staff the desk with Mandarin speakers, so that culturally they are very familiar with their customers, " Mr Au says.

On the Relationship of Campus Culture Building in Colleges and Universities and the Building of a Culturally-advanced Guangdong

Although it still has a long way to go, I believe the day will come soon when there is a culturally advanced Hong Kong.

The moral construction is a key point in turning Guangdong into a culturally powerful province

My Consideration on How Constructing Guangdong into a Culturally Big Province

There is a significant amount of material in the movie which is culturally relevant to Hong Kong.

Things that somehow come naturally to people who go to school in the suburbs and have parents who are culturally assimilated.

Socialist Construction in Economically and Culturally Underdeveloped Countries

Nuo Deng Village: the Historically and Culturally Unscrambling of A Salt Village

The minority nationalities have characteristics of their own politically, economically and culturally

The Culturally Semantic Difference and Semantic Difference in Chinese- English Dictionaries

A Contrastive Study of English and Chinese Culturally-loaded Plant Words

To cultivate inter cultural communicative competence in teaching "culturally-loaded" words

Comparison between Chinese and English Culturally-loaded Words and Cross-cultural Communication

On Good Governance of New Generation Migrant Laborers'Committing Crimes Culturally