Sentence examples for embrace of multiculturalism from inspiring English sources
But some people believe that its embrace of multiculturalism and strong local identity no longer protect it from social unrest.
The lessons of the past go some way to explaining Vancouver's almost religious embrace of multiculturalism, says David Ley, a UBC geography professor and wealth migration expert.
Most of the victims of those attacks, in Oslo and Utoya, were young Labor Party activists hunted down by a nationalist gunman, Anders Behring Breivik, who deplored their embrace of multiculturalism.
A week earlier, Calgary, the centre of the Alberta oil industry, a place not previously known for its embrace of multiculturalism, elected Naheed Nenshi, a 38-year-old business consultant and Harvard graduate.
The meteoric political career of Pim Fortuyn, a populist who was assassinated in 2002, followed two years later by the murder of Theo van Gogh, a film-maker, by a (Dutch-born) Islamist radical has left scars on a society that once took pride in its embrace of multiculturalism.
We need to build bridges with Muslim men and women by showing them our genuine embrace of multiculturalism.
Seb Coe, one of my current heroes, has spoken movingly about how the opening reflected a nation with a "quirky sense of humour, a love of eccentricity, a sense of fair play and the embracing of multiculturalism".
Take again the case of Germany, which is an interesting case for its political hostility to but legal embracing of multiculturalism.
And, perhaps most relevantly, it was a country that, by and large, had embraced the concept of multiculturalism.
The left has suffered gravely from its knee-jerk embrace of post-modernism, multiculturalism and relativism.
There is a reason why the Chinese diaspora in the Philippines has managed to so easily integrate: Being Filipino is not necessarily defined by ethnicity, but rather by shared values -- opposition to dictatorship, instinctive embrace of liberalism, and celebration of multiculturalism.
