Sentence examples for diversity networks from inspiring English sources

To that end, we've established a delivery system that is clear about accountability and governance from our board, right through to our diversity networks.

More than 100 colleagues also take part in three diversity networks across the organisation: the black and minority ethnic group, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual group and the ability and wellbeing group which focuses on mental health and disability.

And while originally designed with a gender focus, the program has benefited both men and women, with broader applicability to other diversity networks, including ethnic diversity, LGBT employees, and veterans.

We did not observe higher levels of conflict for global compared to domestic networks, but did discover that, regardless of network diversity, networks that interacted with the boundary objects in certain ways were able to identify and resolve conflicts more quickly.

Two relaying schemes are generally used for cooperative diversity networks: amplify-and-forward (AF) and decode-and-forward (DF).

Cross-layer approaches for cooperative diversity networks are also investigated, combining the cooperative diversity concept with joint optimization of the physical and MAC layers [9, 11].

The article was further amended on 2 May 2014: the earlier version referred to Creative Diversity Network where it should have said Creative Access.

That's true even on ABC, which just a few years ago was branding itself "the diversity network," sparked by the success of Shonda Rhimes.

As chair of the cultural diversity network, (Director-General) Mark Thompson will raise the topic of fair representation of people of all ages across the broadcasting industry.

Since it was bought from Richard Desmond by Viacom, Channel 5 has rejoined industry body the Creative Diversity Network and is adopting Viacom's practices one of which is such as building in diversity targets for bonuses.

The finding is an embarrassment for BBC1's former channel controller Jay Hunt and the BBC director general, Mark Thompson, who became chair of TV industry body the Cultural Diversity Network just last week.