Sentence examples for Inclusions from inspiring English sources
The government of Sri Lanka decided to accept this "gesture of goodwill" and to not "pursue this distasteful issue any further", while carefully ignoring additional inclusions in the statement that "numerous cases of rape and sexual violence in Sri Lanka, particularly acts committed against women held in detention by the government", have been detailed in the past.
The usual suspects cropped up in the lead acting categories – Meryl Streep (The Iron Lady) and Charlize Theron (Young Adult)) for best actress, Leonardo DiCaprio (J Edgar, Michael Fassbenderr (Shame) and Jean Dujardin (The Artist) for best actor – but the wide scope of the longlist allowed for some surprise inclusions.
Most polished diamonds contain minor blemishes, called inclusions.
Then, after carefully drilling a hole into the crystals' walls and removing the few microlitres of fluid from each inclusion, the researchers began testing their samples for life.In this section Testing times Byte counters A sharper image Old salts ReprintsOf the 66 inclusions examined, three showed evidence of viable bacteria.
As they report this week in Nature, they found what could be the world's oldest surviving life forms.Trapped inside the crystals of rock salt were tiny drops or "inclusions" of brine, capable of serving as perfect biological time capsules from the Permian era provided they had not been contaminated since.
Microscopic inclusions also have been detected.
As a part of America's higher education system, college basketball plays and important role in diversity, equality, fairness and inclusion, and will continue to do so in the future".
"It is regrettable when homes need to be demolished, but Annington's decision to redevelop the estate will see an increase in the number of homes by more than 100%, from 142 to 288, and the inclusion of 20% affordable homes will see a minimum of 59 created where there were none before.
And unless Labour is able to embrace a politics of aspiration and inclusion, a politics that defies some of the traditional labels that have dogged politics for so long, then it's not going to win".
The biggest surprise was the inclusion of the Welsh film, Solomon and Gaenor, in the shortlist for best foreign language film.
David Miliband has delivered a harsh critique of his brother's election campaign, saying it appeared to push the Labour party backwards from the principles of aspiration and inclusion.
