Significats de cultural activity en anglès

I am all for providing funds for cultural activity.

A goal of Dublin's Docklands is that well-funded cultural activity will foster a sense of community.

Playing music, a very human, very cultural activity.

Scientific endeavour is an important cultural activity but a structure is needed to decide on its conduct.

And yet Ireland seems unwilling to acknowledge the importance of research as a cultural activity that enriches society.

New figures suggest watching television programmes about Maori is the most common modern cultural activity among tangata whenua.

It says 75 percent of those canvassed list watching a television programme about themselves as their top cultural activity.

Quite a fulcrum of local cultural activity (music and film events, art exhibitions, meetings of the Huddersfield feminist collective etc.

From mask-making and pottery to hip hop and groove, the children of Wexford are participating in a virtual explosion of cultural activity.

The New Yorker, October 13, 1980 P. 37 Talk story about the cultural activity in the new season.

Irish Culture: In The Theatre of Nation, Ben Levitas sees the Irish theatre and politics as distinct but overlapping spheres of cultural activity.

A series of free open lectures at University College Cork is designed to promote science as an enjoyable cultural activity, writes Dick Ahlstrom.

Cork's European capital of culture celebrations received €7 million worth of corporate sponsorship this year, a record for cultural activity in Ireland.

That's why activities such as collecting data, calculating productivity and setting output targets are often seen as incompatible with artistic expression and cultural activity.

Many view scientific research as somehow abstract and removed from our daily lives and certainly not something that could be considered a cultural activity.

A walk along the banks of the Volga, the longest river in Europe, is as much a cultural activity as it is a hike.