Gypsies, Roma and Travellers make up a diverse, dynamic, productive community in Britain, and are representative of the largest minority in all of Europe.
However, philanthropy is not a substitute for progressive taxation and fewer, larger donations are not conducive to a diverse, dynamic and pluralistic charity sector.
America has always changed, of course, and this shift brings with it the potential of a diverse, dynamic, and flourishing culture.
"We do not consider their proposed directors to be independent and believe that Alliance Trust's current board is diverse, dynamic and more than fit for purpose.
Pennsylvania, in part because of the liberal policies of its founder, William Penn, was destined to become the most diverse, dynamic, and prosperous of all the North American colonies.
It has maintained strong sales and profit growth, despite the recession, because of its diverse, dynamic and innovative culture.And thank you…Technology Quarterly Greenery on the march Glue bones Electrical potential Making ink bulletproof Who pays for the pipes?
She adds that the ultimate objective is a more diverse and dynamic technology marketplace for government.
He said it was a "diverse, creative, dynamic" country, but "it does not need to have a mission".
With Tebow, he added, the Jets' offense would be "diverse, more dynamic" and "more difficult for opposing teams to defend".
By not registering they are literally "taking all that is vibrant, diverse and dynamic" about this country's black, Asian and minority communities out of the democratic equation.
