Sentence examples for multiplicity from inspiring English sources

The "company policy on gender matters" calls on RAI journalists and executives to guarantee respect to women "through a dignified, real, non-stereotypical and non-discriminatory portrayal, which reflects the multiplicity of roles which [they] play in the social, cultural and political life of the country".

But modern computing techniques can untangle that bundle of data fairly easily indeed, the multiplicity of molecules involved actually provides extra information.

Free up religion and ardent believers and ardent atheists both do well.From a classical liberal point of view, this multiplicity of sects is a good thing.

Used in the 1970s and 1980s to please trade unionists (and helping to keep a lid on inflation), it has turned into the financial equivalent of the Swiss army knife, with a multiplicity of benefits.In 1992 the Keating government made it mandatory for employers to pay a proportion of the wages of all but the very lowest-paid workers into a superannuation account.

When Europe adopts the Euro 6 standard in 2012, the emissions rules of all the developed markets will at last have converged, giving global manufacturers a return on years of expensive development and ending the need for a multiplicity of engine platforms.Another positive sign is the emphasis on infrastructure spending in many of the national fiscal stimulus packages.

The experience of financial markets strongly suggests that many of the 700 or so e-markets will soon be wiped out or merge, as happened with the multiplicity of regional stock exchanges in the early 20th century.

Ms Rice also went to several European capitals, and called for a "new chapter" in transatlantic relations in a speech in Paris.See articleFor the first time, Saudis (men only) voted for a multiplicity of candidates for town councils in their capital, Riyadh, and in the surrounding province.

This could involve cutting interest rates, driving the yen lower, or buying government bonds, land or other assets.One reason for the multiplicity of measures is the traditional desire for a consensual approach, which the incumbent prime minister, Yoshiro Mori, has tried but failed to change.