Sentences with phrase «people adopt explicitly»

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«Environments that explicitly or implicitly encourage people to conceal their sexual orientation — even when employers adopt a «Don't Ask» policy — may significantly harm workers,» says Critcher, «Establishing a workplace climate that supports diversity may be one of the easiest ways to enhance workplace productivity.»

The significance of the Common Core is that the advocates for the Common Core and the people who are designing the test talk very explicitly about, as Carol said, these instructional shifts, which have not been publicly debated, which got little public airing as 40 - odd states rushed to adopt the Common Core in 2009, 2010, and which portend a dramatic shift in how we teach 50 million children reading and math.

Later the same month, the standing committee of the National People's Congress, essentially the inner circle of China's main legislative body, adopted a resolution on climate change action that explicitly calls for the strengthening of domestic climate legislation while giving assurance that it will be a constructive player in the international climate process.