| These opening messages were warmly received by the 7000 ethnically and culturally diverse attendees. |
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| We provide resource persons for our students from culturally diverse backgrounds. |
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| Communication barriers are increasingly common in healthcare today as the population becomes more culturally diverse. |
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| There is general agreement that being bilingual and bicultural are positive attributes in an increasingly culturally diverse country. |
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| Leung went for broke, recognising that he was in probably the most culturally diverse suburb in Auckland. |
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| But the bank yesterday said it would only support those that are urban, culturally diverse and support multi-faith religious education. |
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| Yet her cultural frame of reference is also much broader, as the art satisfies the senses of a panchromatic, culturally diverse audience. |
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| In addition, advisors will continue to suggest innovative ways to recruit and promote the RCMP to culturally diverse communities. |
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| Neither of these two funding sources nor SODEC provide funding specifically for culturally diverse or Aboriginal arts training institutions. |
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| A diverse range of entrepreneurs and the free movement of their services is a prerequisite for a culturally diverse offer to consumers. |
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| They are a multi-faceted, multi-disciplinary and culturally diverse display of Canada's and the world's artistic innovation. |
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| The Ottawa Hospital functions in English and French while striving to meet the needs of the culturally diverse community we serve. |
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| This is a highly educated generation that is ethnically and culturally diverse and more accepting of diversity than previous generations. |
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| Outline the activities that will increase awareness and appreciation of Canada as a racially and culturally diverse country. |
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| It said that as a culturally diverse country, it was very happy to be a Party to the Convention. |
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| Supporting culturally diverse candidates is a challenge for midwifery supervisors who have little or no training in this area. |
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| The remainder of this guide focuses on the most important challenges you may face as you progress towards a culturally diverse workplace. |
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| The increase in the number of medical students will open the door to a medical career for students from deprived or culturally diverse communities. |
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| The principal progenitor of juju was palm-wine music, a syncretic genre that arose in the drinking establishments of the culturally diverse port cities of West Africa in the early decades of the 20th century. |
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| San Diego has a culturally diverse population. |
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| The south is also becoming more politically and culturally diverse. |
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| The characters are culturally diverse and each has unique strengths. |
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| They are better produced, more culturally diverse and visually polished. |
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| While far from perfect, Canada is rightly seen around the world as a major success in terms of building a socially inclusive yet culturally diverse society. |
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| The EU must work with the nations of Europe to ensure that we adopt a coherent strategy to promote the industries attached to our rich and culturally diverse continent. |
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| Canada is a young, geographically broad and culturally diverse country. |
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| The coordinating coucil is as culturally diverse as you can imagine. |
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| Each nation must demonstrate their willingness to achieve a critical global mass of affordable, available and culturally diverse programming by making their programs easily accessible to the international market. |
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| Specifically, these grants recognize such organizations' contribution to developing culturally diverse or culturally specific artistic practices and their impact on their identified cultural communities. |
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| Language is an important element of Bengali identity and binds together a culturally diverse region. |
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| They suggest that it will do damage to the objectives of culturally diverse broadcasting that meet the needs of all Canadians in diverse communities. |
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| In particular, there is a need for skills and competences that enable people to embrace change as an opportunity and to be open to new ideas in a culturally diverse, knowledge-based society. |
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| The country is geographically and culturally diverse. |
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| Naturally, Majaj's firm answer to all the irreconciliations of her culturally diverse and divided life is a humanistic approach to them to a greater extent. |
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| The program addresses the need for a more culturally diverse nursing workforce as well as employer demand for more nurses prepared at the baccalaureate level. |
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| Today BTWHSPVA stands as one of Texas's premier arts magnet schools, noted for its blend of arts and academics and its culturally diverse faculty and student body. |
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| Although it lacks a unified cultural identity, the Northeastern region is the nation's most economically developed, densely populated, and culturally diverse region. |
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