By understanding the underlying causes of diversity concerns in the workplace, initiatives that target the enduring root causes of the problem, instead of the shorter-term salient symptoms, are desperately needed in this arena.
"We run the risks of tensions rising in parts of Europe which perhaps do not have the deep and enduring democratic roots that we and our immediate neighbours have, and in the areas just outside the European Union, the Balkans, for example, closely associated with the EU and would-be member states, where the EU has significant influence.
A second big idea was that while technology has probably made it easier to rebel against authoritarian governments, it has also made it tougher to build enduring, deeply rooted democratic polities to replace them.
However, he doubts that the US recovery will be enduring unless the roots of our current crisis are identified and thoroughly understood.
In the years that followed both filmmakers established enduring film-making roots in the city.
In contrast, mutual whole life has ancient roots, enduring the millennia because it's a simple and safe way to grow a nest egg while providing for one's heirs.
Yet, they argue, despite legislative gridlock, the legacy of 1960s and 1970s policies has created an enduring "green state" rooted in statutes, bureaucratic routines, and public expectations.
Naked Under Her Clothes thus came to represent a response to this outrage, tapping into her deep and enduring feminist roots along with her sense of irony and humor.
A delirious public honored him with a tumultuous ticker-tape parade and canonized him as a genuine American hero whose exploits owed much to his unswerving patriotism, his enduring marriage, his deep roots in Presbyterianism and small-town America.
