And the point is that, for boys, the way that they exist and the culture that they embrace isn't working well in schools now.

As always, much will depend on America s readiness to move away from military solutions and rigid ideological imperatives and instead embrace the pragmatic culture of conflict resolution.

China s Measured Embrace of India

Kirby Ferguson Embrace the remix

More generally, Americans view immigrants as being welcome to combine their culture of origin with their new American ness, while immigrants see no conflict between their ethnicity and religion and their embrace of America.

Eve Ensler Embrace your inner girl

It is time to embrace them.

Not everyone will embrace such instruments.

Embrace the cause. Support human rights.

I embrace the concept of reform.

Public officials should be trained to embrace a culture of learning and to see themselves as active agents of change, as underscored by the Committee of Experts on Public Administration at its first meeting in 2002.

For all these reasons, I am hoping that 2015 is the year the people of Trinidad and Tobago embrace their role as citizens, and begin voting for themselves. Rhoda Bharath is a teacher, writer and researcher in Culture.

Jane Chen A warm embrace that saves lives

They have constrained Obama s willingness to embrace trade deals.

If things go wrong, China could move to embrace isolation.

This closer embrace of Cuba mixes self interest with calculation.

Today s Italian Catholic political leaders often embrace such a lifestyle.

Migration policies needed to embrace all aspects of the phenomenon.

A second term shift toward institutional multilateralism would embrace such action.

So Tudor's embrace of the Jews is a conversion of convenience.

But Europe will not be eager to embrace such a future.

In this respect, we embrace the concept of responsibility to protect .

Now, we must embrace the difficult task of implementing that vision.

I hope it will inspire other African nations to embrace the technology, look at the Nigerian model, make their films, create jobs, create a narrative for the population, something to identify, something positive, something that really is psychological relief and it's part of the culture.

Ours is a guilt culture theirs a shame culture.

Culture The culture of Kenya consists of multiple traditions.

Jewish culture is the international culture of the Jews.

I could either deny my mental illness or embrace my mental skillness.

First, however, the Islamic world must rediscover and embrace its proud heritage.

For all these reasons, the developing countries ought to embrace my proposal.

It would be equally easy for India s people to embrace Pakistan s people.

As more countries embrace IP, competition and conflict is bound to intensify.

Thatcher s embrace of the cause of our freedom was electrifying for me.

Corruption and failure to embrace meaningful political reform have become acute shortcomings.

In their rhetoric, President Dmitri Medvedev and his technocrats embrace this vision.

I've always tried to embrace the concept of peace beginning with me.

He died for a cause I would be too cowardly to embrace.

Embrace ye the ( fire ) this Day , for that ye ( persistently ) rejected ( Truth ) .

Embrace ye the ( fire ) this Day , for that ye ( persistently ) rejected ( Truth ) .

Within each society, men's culture differs greatly from women's culture.

T. S. Eliot's Notes Towards the Definition of Culture (1948) was an influential work which saw high culture and popular culture as necessary parts of a complete culture.

Among their neighbours, the Kurdish culture is closest to Persian culture.

Market pressure has also been important in pushing Chinese media to embrace change.

The people of Eastern Europe were eager to embrace this kind of capitalism.

Nor is America s embrace of industrial policy a matter of historical interest only.