Sentence examples for promotes acceptance of from inspiring English sources
In April, both formally partnered with You Can Play, an advocacy group that promotes acceptance of LGBT athletes in sport.
Leftists demand it now, regarding English patriotism as supremacism (wrong, and counterproductive: forced denial of self hardly promotes acceptance of others!).
"Anyone who reads this document can see that it promotes acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle," one mother said at a six-hour school board meeting in late September.
The Sun also spoke to Lisa Lynn Chapman, a representative for a Las Vegas woman's shelter called Safe Nest, who, according to the paper, "said the county should rescind the street name change and that the Joint and the rock band should apologize and stop using the image because it promotes acceptance of violence against women".
Their early adoption of the technology also promotes acceptance of their active role in providing guidance through the introduction of a simple and strategic framework for eHealth.
Research tells us that the inclusion of different stakeholders in a Delphi procedure promotes acceptance of feedback and effective implementation of the instrument [ 38].
Poster campaigns promoting acceptance of the damunhwa gajeong (multicultural family) adorn the metro.
They talk to The New Yorker's David Haglund about their work on "Transparent" and their mission to promote acceptance of trans people.
Hudson Taylor, the founder and executive director of Athlete Ally, a group promoting acceptance of gay men and women in the world of sports, drew attention to the way homophobic language is woven into that world.
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As several female students voiced their objections to Mr. Nabil using his association with the Egyptian uprising to promote acceptance of Israel, a man in the back of the hall shouted, "This is not Egypt — sit down!" To which one woman replied, "This is Palestine, and we have the right to say whatever we want".
