Examples of Cultural bonds in a sentence
Cultural bonds between the countries were strong, as evident when one in four New Zealanders turned out to see Queen Elizabeth during her 1953 tour of the country (www.teara.govt.nz).
Cultural bonds between the two sides have always been strong as a result of old cultural ties, though both sides endeavor to strengthen these ties by a variety of means, including student-exchange programs and exhibitions.
Mr. Korinek delineated major projects planned utilizing Parks, Recreational and Cultural bonds and the estimated costs for each.
Cultural bonds and serious themes in U.S. translated children’s books: A study of the first twenty years, 1968-‐‑1987, of the Mildred L.
Devries K et al Forthcoming Global Burden of Diseases Estimate on violence against women.
Cultural bonds run deep and different tastes, habits, and customs prevent consumers from universally preferring the same product attributes, advertising messages, packaging and presentation.
Cultural bonds (Orthodoxy, ‘Slavic psyche’) and century-old imperial presence, and the Islamic regional mosaic left behind by the receding empire has never actually lost sight of this periphery.
Cultural bonds, religious similarities and growing economic ties would bring more and more substance for Turkey in the Middle East, as it is developing both its regional activism and, at the same time, its stability in the world politics.