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Meanings of multiculturalism in anglès
The doctrine that several different cultures (rather than one national culture) can coexist peacefully and equitably in a single country.
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Examples for "multicultural society"
Examples for "multicultural society"
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What does it say about our multicultural society? he tweeted on Wednesday.
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It was enormously significant that we were exposed to a multicultural society.
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I told that to the people who were glorifying the multicultural society.
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Australia's image as a welcoming multicultural society has suffered badly as a result.
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However, we do live in a multicultural society that enjoys different genres of music.
Usage of multiculturalism in anglès
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Birmingham has much to commend it in terms of diversity and multiculturalism.
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But enough architectural slap-shots: Toronto's more subtle spirit resides in its multiculturalism.
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Ireland's new-found multiculturalism is evident in nearly every aspect of our lives.
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Ireland, along with other European countries, has not been particularly good at multiculturalism.
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He has a strong sense that multiculturalism, for example, is healthy and positive.
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Increasing multiculturalism, Peake says, is one of the reasons behind its waning popularity.
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Neither could be said to be carrying the flame for multiculturalism.
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He tells Louise Tickle about hard graft and making multiculturalism a success story.
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It was a discussion about multiculturalism or something like that, I don't know.
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They were chosen to illustrate the new multiculturalism in Irish life.
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I brought back a greater understanding about social justice, democracy, environmental issues and multiculturalism.
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Britain has a long history of multiculturalism, in part due to our colonial ties.
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As prime minister he pioneered reforms in Aboriginal rights, multiculturalism, university education and healthcare.
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Mr Beattie said the results were a win for multiculturalism.
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The complete inadequacy of particular kinds of multiculturalism is yet to be properly acknowledged.
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An attack is cast as therefore an assault against multiculturalism.
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Translations for multiculturalism
portuguès
espanyol
Multiculturalism through the time
Multiculturalism across language varieties
United Kingdom
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