Sentence examples for monitors diversity from inspiring English sources

Cut the babysitting monitors' diversity action day, but don't cut the great projects and investment that will deliver jobs and growth for the economy".

"Obviously, it demonstrates no greater commitment under Bloomberg than there was under Giuliani in appointing minorities to high-level positions in government," said Abraham May Jr., executive director of the city's Equal Employment Practices Commission, an independent agency that monitors diversity and discrimination in city government.

Q: Have you asked Ofcom why they have failed to monitor diversity?

The channel is assessing its performance and monitoring diversity before it decides what to do next but its future is looking more rosy.

However, it said six of the targets need more work, including one relating to Project Diamond, a pan-industry project to monitor diversity both on and off-screen.

But more than a year on, a joint industry campaign, Project Diamond – launched in November 2015 to monitor diversity across the BBC, Channel 4, ITV and Sky – is still not quite off the ground.

There is frustration that the much-hyped Project Diamond, which was supported by all the broadcasters and designed to monitor diversity in the industry, may have underplayed the problems in British broadcasting.

The CDN, the BBC and other broadcasters can use this information to monitor diversity and assess progress against their diversity targets or commitments.

The OMWIs are due to release their standards in the summer of 2013, and need to get their own houses fully in order before they move on to the next stage of their mandate: monitoring diversity at financial institutions in the private sector.

A major attraction of amplicon data sets is that they are a relatively economic way to monitor diversity, thus enabling comparison of the taxonomic composition between various environmental communities.

We agree with the necessity of genetic monitoring, but argue that it ought to be considered one of the several elements that need to be integrated into evolution-aware assessment and monitoring, the others being classical ecological monitoring and monitoring of diversity below species level.