Sentence examples for diversity of its work from inspiring English sources
Although the company has not explicitly tied the moves to the discrimination lawsuit, a company spokesman, Ben Deutsch, said the appointments reflected Coke's commitment to increasing the diversity of its work force.
Another element of Advertising Week meant to raise its profile is the inclusion of sessions devoted to a problem that has long vexed the industry: increasing the diversity of its work force.
"I believe fundamentally that diversity is the single most important issue that this newspaper faces -- corning to terms with the diversity of its work force.
The 'England Commission' was launched and, despite some initial issues over the diversity of its members, it set about its work to find answers to how England can once again win a major tournament.
Ben Model, a guest curator for the exhibition, said that its goal was not only to "introduce or reintroduce people to Kovacs by showing the diversity of his work," but to emphasize Adams's talents as well.
The range and diversity of his work makes him well placed to comment on the value of philosophy, for he appreciated the relationship between philosophy and other kinds of inquiry.
Ravi Shankar In Celebration (1995) Co-produced by his friend George Harrison, who described Shankar as the godfather of world music, this well-illustrated four-CD set aimed to show the diversity of his work.
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From the start its programming reflected the cultural diversity of its Kilburn neighbourhood, presenting usually new work by black, Irish, Jewish, Asian and South African writers, alongside classics such as its sold-out production of Arthur Miller's 1994 play Broken Glass, which is about to be revived before a West End transfer.
Recent reviews of interventions with men and boys have highlighted the diversity of this work, its historical trajectory, as well as its broad global footprint (Flood 2011; Jewkes, Flood, and Lang 2014, 2014; Ricardo, Eads, and Barker 2012).
