Significats de more multicultural en anglès

But the audience -without doubt one of Vivid festival's more multicultural -don't care.

People of color should also purchase more multicultural books.

The team ably represents a more multicultural, immigrant Ireland and is balanced between North and South.

Statistics New Zealand puts those changes down to a more convenience-based lifestyle and a more multicultural society.

We are becoming more diverse, more multicultural.

As America becomes more multicultural, Rich Benjamin has noticed a phenomenon: some communities are actually becoming less diverse.

A second online series which show cases the more multicultural side of New Zealand is being launched this week.

Your storytelling through the Black lens has definitely inspired the need for more multicultural talents in many creative spaces.

I fully agree that Ireland has indeed become more multicultural (thankfully) and that building trust is of major importance.

As our cities are becoming more multicultural, I would have thought stereotypes such as the one I encountered were long gone.

So they might be more multicultural in their staff, but the way they police and treat our people hasn't really changed much.

Smithers is originally from Sutton in south London, which she readily admits is a lot more multicultural and a lot less middle-class.

Inspector Brigitte Nimmo, who is police manager of family violence, says the more multicultural New Zealand gets, the more prevalent the problem becomes.

We are urban lifestyle which is more multicultural and inclusive. Dodson also aims to promote emerging talent, many of whom are also in Harlem.

In doing so, he'll become our first ever ethnic minority Taoiseach - a huge milestone moment in Ireland's continuing evolution into a more multicultural state.

And while watching, try not to feel embarrassed about how much more multicultural the Australian version of "MasterChef" is than the U.S. one.