Sentence examples for Have inclusive from inspiring English sources

Actually, companies can't afford not to have inclusive business practices.

Transparency is vital for development because, without informing the public, we cannot have inclusive growth.

Please note: some venues have inclusive catering or audiovisual management; others require clients to book catering and event services separately.

In politics, however, while the parties have inclusive slates, voters still cling to old habits and accuse their opponents of wishing to shut them out of power.

"Mike feels that the clubs he is currently a member of have inclusive admission policies that are consistent with his personal beliefs," said Edward Skyler, a campaign spokesman.

In a television interview, Mijango Monday said: "The only thing that has worked is direct dialogue with the gangs… This [the violence] can be stopped in a matter of days… the path to peace must have inclusive dialogue".

LGBT policy inclusion included five items that examined the extent to which the institution had inclusive nondiscrimination policies.

He had inclusive tastes but favored Gordon's gin above all.

This might have been avoided if the Labour Party had inclusive mechanisms of policy formation to prod the leadership into action.

"By not having inclusive policies we're contributing to brain-drain," said Sommer Foster, director of political advocacy at Equality Michigan.

The statement has inclusive generalizations about human dignity, justice and "the interdependent web of all existence," but omits mention of God.