Sentence examples for citizens diversity from inspiring English sources

In December 1996, the National Restaurant Association's Educational Foundation purchased 150 videos from the group Flik International, a contract foodservice management company that produced a staff training video series on foodservice sanitation for senior citizens, diversity, and sexual harassment, among other topics.

First, a key lesson from Nigeria is the importance of the capacity of the state in protecting its citizens through a diversity of options.

Through this song, UNICEF National Ambassador and Montenegro's children are inviting citizens to embrace diversity by promoting children with and without disabilities to be friends and play together all over the country.

In a state where citizens enjoy a wide diversity of lifestyles and occupations, or where there is a great deal of cultural diversity, or where there is a high degree of economic inequality, it will not generally be the case that the impact of the laws will be the same for everyone.

Supporting neutrality of religion in the public sphere requires the citizens to acknowledge this diversity and therefore also acknowledge that their religious beliefs might not be the one true religion.

When the diversity of citizens' reasons is brought to bear on the process of public justification, it may turn out that very few proposals can be publicly justified, so few that intuitively legitimate political orders could not permissibly engage in the forms of coercion required to maintain even a society's basic structure.

Smart Cities can only be smart if they cater for the needs of a diversity of citizens.

On the opening day for this remarkable public works project, more than 50,000 citizens representing the full diversity of Chicago showed up to celebrate.

For decades, society has been trending toward wider empathy, diversity and citizen engagement.

Falling in love with the diversity of citizen science, she participates in crowdsourcing programs that range from cataloguing galaxies to monitoring the phenology of native plants, applauds the growing role of citizen science in environmental activism, and marvels at the profusion of projects around the world.

PRISMA activities aim to reflect the preferences and cultural diversities of citizens, the clinical priorities of clinicians, and appropriately measure multidimensional outcomes across settings where end of-life carend of-lifered.