Sentence examples for diversity recognizes from inspiring English sources

Malaysia, endowed with its rich natural resources and diversity recognizes the need to adopt a sound developmental framework to transform the country's educational landscape into a high quality and excellent level.

Malaysia, endowed with its rich natural resources and diversity recognizes the need to adopt a sound developmental framework to transform the country׳s energy management landscape into a high quality and excellent level.

It's about celebrating diversity, recognizing change and knowing that unless you take a risk or two, you will never evolve both as an individual and as a society.

The size of the repertoire, in terms of the brain antigen diversity recognized by circulating IgG, increased significantly with disease severity.

The CDR3 length distribution (CDR3-LD) measurement of the different Vβ genes demonstrated the antigenic diversity recognized by a T cell population.

The apparent lack of awareness of diversity within noug stands in stark contrast to diversity recognized by farmers in many other crops (Jarvis et al. 2008).

Today, the UN is made up of more than 190 member states, every one of them sharing the same universal declaration of human rights – which at its heart embraces diversity – recognizing it as essential to the protection of human rights, justice, social progress and better standards of life.

"I agree with the president's position, which emphasizes the need for diversity and recognizes the continued legacy of racial prejudice and the need to fight it," she said.

Acknowledging genetic diversity, however, recognizes that it's not actually better (or worse) to be thin -- a fact that if widely accepted could strip the weight loss and fitness industries of their cultural power, and improve the lives of those 95percentt of people whose bodies fall outside the narrow media ideal.

The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) recognizes that countries have sovereign control of biological resources found within their territories (14 ).

Genetic, and hence genomic, diversity is recognized as one of the most fundamental levels of biodiversity [along with species diversity, community diversity and ecosystem diversity (Genome 10K 2009)].