"I believe we are living in a day and time where there will be increased ethnic involvement and increased sensitivity to ethnic diversity within our convention," Page pledged to the more than 4,000 Baptists at the Phoenix Convention Center.
But more than that, even if I am forced to acknowledge that this hope of political pluralism is outside the realm of realistic possibility for an old and historically conservative institution, at the very least, I can expect a certain level of sensitivity to the diversity of opinion that does exist.
Only the Shouldn'ts contain those who may never agree with the idea, but despite all the many potential objections to UBI, the team concluded the main obstacle is public unfamiliarity with the existence of the idea itself, and that if the idea can be introduced with sensitivity to the diversity of American interest groups, it will fare well, and we can win.
Another variable to consider at this level is the degree of sensitivity to cultural diversity.
The ruling referred to the college's mission statement, which says that it hopes to instill its students with "a sensitivity to pluralism and diversity" and that it views "efforts to promote diversity and to combat bigotry as an inextricable part of the educational mission".
WGS also provides the sensitivity to detect genetic diversity of the same clone in an individual [ 15, 16].
In addition, the model highlights the possibility that affecting (tolerance to) diversity and (sensitivity to) competitiveness may result in significant changes in self- and peer-appreciation patterns.
Critics described Pelli's work as "poetic" and "fresh" and noted his diversity, sensitivity to site, and innovative solutions to architectural problems.
Second, asexual datasets show no sensitivity to latitude, while the diversity of their sexual ancestors confirmed a strong effect of latitude (see above and Figure 7).
