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Of course, a President Clinton, along with other policymakers, would do well to underscore the leading role that diversity has played in driving America’s success.
But its assessment also noted that “political and cultural diversity is a bulwark against any one force dominating political space throughout the country.”
Achieving gender equity, diversity, and inclusion in the sciences will require cooperation across many sectors.
Rather, the great diversity of fires points to the need for an equal diversity of means to cope with them or convert them to beneficial outcomes.
Larger consumer markets have sufficient economies of scale and diversity to make the introduction of new products and services into the region economically viable.
Are we perhaps pursuing too mechanical an ideal which confuses the absence of privilege and disadvantage with the absence of diversity?
Regional identity, cultural diversity, and traditional arts and customs have been buried under concrete, steel, and glass all over China.
At the same time, to deny Turkey a European future on religious grounds is to deny our Union’s diversity.
France is also in desperate need of a reality check on the nature of its current cultural diversity.
In Ecuador, what started as a move toward media diversity ten years ago has ended up eliminating much of the country’s capacity for investigative and critical reporting.
For, although the US has drawn strength from the ideal of a “melting pot” – and President Barack Obama’s cabinet does represent a new high-water mark for diversity – Americans have often shown a xenophobic distrust of immigrants who have drawn too close to power.
Because no “one-size-fits-all” strategy exists, the Bank must include among its staff the global diversity of approaches to development issues.
It is also about incorporating these objectives into economic policymaking, by placing the creation of fulfilling jobs and well-developed welfare institutions at the center of the economic agenda, and by respecting the role of cultural diversity in economic development.
Only then can economic development be made compatible with the contributions that developing countries must make to mitigating climate change and preserving our planet’s remaining natural forests and biological diversity.
We need less Wilsonian rhetoric about making the world safe for democracy, unless combined with John F. Kennedy’s calls to “make the world safe for diversity.”ampnbsp;
We cannot rely on singular global policies to solve the problem of managing our common resources: the oceans, atmosphere, forests, waterways, and rich diversity of life that combine to create the right conditions for life, including seven billion humans, to thrive.
This grassroots diversity in “green policymaking” makes economic sense.
We must figure out how to make sense of this enormous diversity of ways of saving the world.
At the start of the eurozone crisis in 2010, the EU, too, worried about its diversity, and how to reconcile differences between north and south, or center and periphery.
The ongoing and escalating disappearance of that diversity will harm society in myriad ways.
The Wealth of SpeciesAlthough broad scientific consensus has identified the loss of biological diversity as one of the world's most severe environmental threats, public recognition of the scale of the danger is lagging.
Indeed, the majority of commercially available drugs owe their origins directly or indirectly to the diversity of plant and microbial life.
Stations share staff, facilities, and even stories, reducing not just the number of newsrooms, but also the competition that brings diversity and depth to reporting.
The old Hindu boasts of expansive tolerance and acceptance of difference – the very tenets that underlie India’s remarkable diversity – are wearing thin these days.
But the slogan-mongers overlook India’s extreme diversity.
A Russian boy or girl who witnesses an international sporting event of this kind learns to appreciate diversity and avoid discrimination.
These operational measures have been complemented by carefully calibrated policies that aim to acknowledge social diversity but reduce the political space available for intolerance and bigotry.
Diversity should be a strength, one that helps societies to flourish.
Today, no less than in the past, the rejection of diversity is tantamount to the rejection of democracy.
With oil sales generating the bulk of government revenues, and with the public sector being the predominant employer, Saudi officials have long worried that the Kingdom’s lack of economic diversity could place at risk its long-term financial security.
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