Sentence examples for an inclusive model from inspiring English sources

"We wanted it to be an inclusive model.

TUNIS — Tunisia's moderate Islamist political party emerged Monday as the acknowledged leader in elections for a constitutional assembly and began talks to form a unity government with a coalition of liberals in a rare alliance that party leaders hailed as an inclusive model for countries emerging from the tumult of the Arab Spring.

Your Scotland, Your Voice - a white paper drawn up in 2009 by the Scottish government - says citizenship would be based on an "inclusive model".

So, this paper presents an inclusive model to predict the elastic modulus, thermal expansion coefficient, yield strength and ultimate tensile strength of MMNCs containing nanoparticles.

A well- designed training put forwards an inclusive model covering both pre-service and in-service as well as novice years.

A comprehensive and clear-cut conceptual framework is provided by Bretag and Mahmud (2015) that offers strategies for plagiarism prevention, which could be used as an inclusive model for other universities and higher education institutes.

"In the past we recognized the mathematical and verbally gifted, but we need to develop a more inclusive model," she said.

It was a refreshing change to sense that from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) as it moves toward a more inclusive model of communication, planning, and consultation.

Bruce, a researcher, explained that his agency had been experimenting with different approaches for some time with mixed results and wanted a more inclusive model.

This dominant approach, however, has been gradually changing to a more inclusive model that encourages the participation of local actors in order to attain a balanced S-N-S collaboration throughout the research process, from the research design to the translation of results and policymaking [ 21].

"We wanted a decentralized, radically inclusive model," says Hughes, "because that is what we were familiar with from the WOW Café." For Weaver, it is important that people "interpret the call in any way they want, according to the needs and capacities of their community".