Sentence examples for calls for diversity from inspiring English sources
The government has faced calls for diversity targets to be included in the white paper on the BBC's new charter.
Some white law professors have argued that calls for diversity overshadow the need to provide basic legal education.
These attacks often come from fears that calls for diversity threaten to knock writers such as Shakespeare off the reading list, but this isn't what we're asking for.
Complaints about bias today are far more likely to be accompanied by calls for diversity of opinion than by appeals for objectivity (a word that Fox News had no use for when it coined its "fair and balanced" slogan).
Well-intentioned calls for diversity and colorblindness, Ruth Carbonette Yow shows, have transformed local understandings of the purpose and value of school integration, and not always for the better.
"Meharry is a school that calls for diversity and its goal is to provide medicine to students and patient populations of disadvantaged backgrounds," he explains, calling it a "perfect fit" for his ongoing medical education.
Calling for a "dedicated catalyst fund" to promote BAME productions, Lammy will call for diversity requirements to be written into the new charter as one of the BBC's so-called "public purposes".
