Sentence examples for accommodating difference from inspiring English sources

IF THERE is one thing at which English churchmen have excelled, it is accommodating difference.

It's as if the embracing identity of old-fashioned Britishness, the very thing the thinktanks tell us is inadequate to the task of accommodating difference, did its job well, but in the new, young country of St George's flags and frappuccinos, many Muslims have become more Islamic.

For law-and-religion watchers all over Europe, the case was an important test: how can democracies with diverse, and in many ways diverging, populations find a compromise between common citizenship and accommodating difference?The story began two years ago when an 11-year-old girl and her Moroccan parents, living in Frankfurt, demanded that she be exempted from co-educational swimming.

Constructing Arab-American identity means accommodating differences both within the community and with its adopted society.

PRFSs were found to be complex, dynamic systems, balancing peer review and metrics, accommodating differences between fields, and involving lengthy consultation with the academic community and transparency in data and results.

We also identified cross-cutting themes as collateral benefits of the intervention including participants'psychologicalal health'responsibilityity' (for others' health, especially family members included in the new PA and diet regimes) and 'inclusion' (an ethos of accommodating differences).

24 25 In terms of transition, feedback across groups pointed to the need for approaches that 'more closely match the reality of families' lives and changing interdependencies', accommodating differences across and within families.

The disability-rights movement, Mr Solomon observes, seeks to accommodate difference rather than erase it.

Focusing on the findings from our Routes to Power research study on the experiences of senior ethnic minority women in the UK, the report includes a series of recommendations on how organisations can completely transform themselves to better accommodate "difference".

The latter perspective characterizes those scholars who defend the idea that experiences of female embodiment can be manifest in distinctive expressive styles that yet accommodate difference.

Poststructuralists and critical race theorists have been particularly vocal about this failure to come to grips with the diversity of gender, and they have offered accounts of the self designed to accommodate difference.