Sentence examples for recognize diversity from inspiring English sources
This highlights the need to recognize diversity and assess individual preferences among members of diverse ethno-cultural groups.
It could mean either that it's a culture that doesn't recognize diversity matters, or it could be that there's just a bad apple driving people out the door.
It must be inclusive for natives as well as immigrants of all origins and has to recognize diversity as a permanent feature of the nation through multicultural policies.
Focusing on species richness alone does not recognize diversity among deeper evolutionary lineages.
The highest level of agreement (97% Principle 4) was achieved on the need to recognize diversity within ethnic group categories.
Professional barriers to treating such patients have been reported to include inadequate undergraduate education, inadequate staff training, failure to recognize diversity and see oral health in the context of illness and disability [ 20].
I couldn't agree more that suspending alternate-side parking for the holidays of different religions recognizes diversity.
As a consequence of this orientation, a good deal of attention has been paid to recognizing diversity among students in relation to their social, cultural and economic backgrounds.
Overall, we identify the urgent need for new models of higher fidelity to human MTCL with respect to their increasingly recognized diversity and to predictions of drug response.
In this context, he argues for a focus on "common bonds rather than differences" (p. 3), recognizing diversity as "an advantage and a resource" and identifies "community cohesion and a diversity-based common public culture" as its main "normative policy drivers".
However, those who seek to study patterns objectively must overcome several quirks of human psychology, including tendencies to identify patterns where there are none, to make assumptions regarding cause from the observation of a pattern alone, to extrapolate from individual cases to entire systems, and to focus on extremes rather than recognizing diversity.
