Sentence examples for secure diversity from inspiring English sources

In the Bakke decision of 1978 the Court rejected the argument that affirmative action for blacks could be justified as compensation for disadvantages caused by past unjust racial discrimination, but allowed that such affirmative action could be justified to secure "diversity".

The need to secure diversity is inarguable, and witnessing forty Caucasian acting nominations in a row lent an element of ASAP to the institution of change.

The department determines which side the government will take in court on subjects such as same-sex marriage, abortion and affirmative action to secure racial diversity.

More recently, coordination has also been provided by Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI), which has the mission "To mobilise botanic gardens and engage partners in securing plant diversity for the well-being of people and the planet".

These results can be applied to future Miscanthus breeding programs designed to secure the genetic diversity of M. × giganteus and to develop a range of Miscanthus cultivars that can produce high biomass yield under diverse biotic and/or abiotic conditions.

To deny them that would actually represent a triumph of uniformity over diversity whereas, secure in their Jewish roots, they are better equipped to make a profound contribution to civil society.

Consequently, quick conservation actions are now needed in order to secure the remaining genetic diversity of these species.

It's an attempt to secure an otherwise missing diversity of perspectives: shutting down this movement would be a free speech issue, helping it along is not.

Different populations and/or individuals should be moved from current areas of rich genetic diversity to secure remote areas for ex situ conservation.

France refused to support giving a mandate to EU negotiators until it had secured protection for "cultural diversity"—code for subsidies to the French film industry.

Like the HRA, many of the values that underpin it are concerned with promoting human dignity, respecting the rights of individuals and communities in all their diversity, and securing the more equitable division of resources where deprivation might follow.