Приклади вживання Cultural shift Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It's a very interesting cultural shift.
He traces the cultural shifts that led to the predominance of prison via the body and power.
Is that indicative to a cultural shift in the city?
Is this really a technological challenge or rather a new cultural shift?
These are policy and cultural shifts that must occur.
Now, she thinks there has been an important cultural shift.
That austerity contributed to a cultural shift, in which conspicuously expensive clothing fell out of favor.
And this means that we have to face the systemic task of a cultural shift.
Cultural shifts like these with women in the medical field gave physicians newer ways of thinking.
We need these laws, absolutely, but we need a cultural shift too.
We now speak about‘culture wars' and‘cultural shifts' that drive political and social change.
The party's communiqué added that although the organization is dissolved, the issues have not disappeared,and"a cultural shift is a matter of time.".
But before any of these big cultural shifts happen, enterprises must think about how they will deploy this technology.
And there's this amazing thing that happens in war, a cultural shift almost, very temporary.
This cultural shift will happen as well for more sophistical media vehicles of information, such as videos, which we currently trust because they cannot be easily and fully manipulated.
This was a new social phenomenon and marked a major cultural shift in how nations commemorated conflicts.
In the wake of these cultural shifts, some philosophers have abandoned the search for truth in itself and made their sole aim the attainment of a subjective certainty or a pragmatic sense of utility.
At PAC,Fikret Atay combines a new photograph with three films depicting the cultural shifts between two generations living in Batman.
The Decompiculture Society shares a vision of a cultural shift, from our current culture of death denial and body preservation to one of decompiculture, a radical acceptance of death and decomposition.
The research took place in Fiji, where scientists have documented a massive cultural shift since broadcast TV arrived there in 1995.
I am firmly of the view that there needs to be a cultural shift in how we regard substance misuse if we are to break this cycle and make a serious attempt to tackle drug and alcohol addiction," said Mr Ó Ríordáin.
The CRE industry isn't just capitalizing on transit-oriented development, but rather an entire cultural shift in how we live, work, and play.
The Internet and globalization has meant that cultural shifts are less stark these days, but in terms of cyber security, 2006 feels like a long time ago.
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder, said at the annual generalmeeting this year that these changes marked an“important cultural shift” for the company.
If we can go back and redefine ourselves and become whole,this will create a cultural shift in the world, and it will give an example to younger generations so that they can reconceive their own lifespan.
Western culture is now imbued with a more general political and ecological awareness,and this whole cultural shift has had an enormous impact on people's life-styles.
It is an enormous cultural shift for the institution, both in terms of how we engage with the outside world and how we view and handle information,” said Jeff Gutman, Vice President, Operations Policy and Country Services.
If I have so often cited Fanon, it is because more dramatically and decisively than anyone, I believe,he expresses the immense cultural shift from the terrain of nationalist independence to the theoretical domain of liberation.
With advancements in technology, refinements in cinematic storytelling, and cultural shifts, the Bond movies of today look very different from the first bond films, while being much the same in terms of substance.