Sentence examples for commitment to multiculturalism from inspiring English sources

And Cameron's political opportunism may backfire by alienating British Muslims and undermining his government's commitment to multiculturalism.

Precious little middle ground now exists between absurdly broad denunciations of Islam on the one hand and an equally absolute commitment to multiculturalism on the other.

The 90s-era One Nation targeted "Asians" and Indigenous people, denouncing the bipartisan commitment to multiculturalism in the name of an older Australia and its cultural norms.

McGrath said that in 1995 Canada had the social structure to back up Chrétien's rhetoric – in its immigration system or its public health system, or its commitment to multiculturalism and its emphasis on military peacekeeping.

He has overseen a transition from a national commitment to multiculturalism to a strident advocacy of "national values" - an oily phrase that appears to be a stalking horse for a new intolerance.

But more important than firing an official who has embarrassed him on the issue of race, for which Johnson himself has been criticised over his past utterances, the mayor should now put into action his declared commitment to multiculturalism.

"How do we honor two commitments, to multiculturalism and equity to the rule of law, that often seem to come into conflict?" asked Ms. Boyd in an interview.

Much of the animosity towards multiculturalism, however, involves immigrant-driven diversity, in particular Muslim immigrants, as there is no similar retreat from the commitment to multicultural citizenship for indigenous peoples or national minorities (Kymlicka, 2012).1 In fact, multiculturalism is criticized for numerous reasons (Vertovec & Wessendorf, 2010b).

The really difficult thing is to go from undemocratic multiculture to multiculturalism.

There are two primary objections to multiculturalism.

But 45% think the Tory Party is opposed to multiculturalism.