Sentences with phrase «despite diversity efforts»
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Cohen never worked for Trump's campaign but aided his political efforts: He set up 2012 and 2016 «Draft Trump» endeavors, helped put together Trump's diversity coalition and, despite his long - standing registration as a Democrat, threw himself into Republican fundraising.
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In fact, she said, she'd had a similar experience at Google, despite its very public efforts toward racial diversity and gender equity.
«I work in an industry that despite so much effort to move in the right direction, lacks diversity.
Not all of these founders contributed equally to the genetic makeup of living ferrets, despite careful efforts to retain founding diversity.
These declines have taken place despite myriad «race - neutral» efforts intended to achieve racial diversity and undermine the nation's ability to meet workforce projections and remain internationally competitive.
DPS is constantly under fire (and rightly so) for failing to increase the diversity of its teacher and leader pipeline, despite their efforts to do so.
Despite efforts to boost diversity, men still outnumber women more than five to one when it comes to running global practices at the UK's top law firms.
It was made very clear throughout the convention that, despite good intentions and a valiant effort, diversity and inclusiveness within the legal profession remain elusive and the needle has, if at all, only barely moved.
Meanwhile, the importance fee earners place on diversity climbed to 3.9 from 3.7 a year ago, suggesting that despite all the efforts firms are making to be more inclusive — from internal support groups to more targeted recruitment practices — more work needs to be done.
Despite widespread efforts to boost diversity, there are still relatively few women running global practices at the UK's top law firms.
Still, a number of talks showcased that, despite a seemingly ever - increasing diversity of ideas, the bitcoin community is demonstrating that it can direct a concerted effort toward attacking problems.