Sentence examples for an inclusive view of from inspiring English sources

Together, these departments and programs offer an inclusive view of the impact of computing on society.

The aim of this article is to provide an inclusive view of two major frontiers in yeast sphingolipid signaling.

It was expelled by the Vatican for, among other deviations, favoring the ordination of women and an inclusive view of gay people.

A sweeping Spielberg epic then, no doubt, with the obligatory grand John Williams score, but one which appears to have an impressive level of detail at its core and an inclusive view of the men and women who helped the president to his greatest triumphs.

In a way, he has used this year's festival to restate an inclusive view of contemporary music in which abstraction and programmatic writing, intellectual severity and inviting populism, soulfulness and mechanical intricacy, and sobriety and pranks intermingle freely and draw on one another's ideas.

The key is to take an inclusive view of entrepreneurship and to make sure that access and opportunity reaches entrepreneurs in more areas, and more industries, across the country — because that's how we unlock America's full economic potential, by accelerating job creation and making our country more competitive.

Irrespective of the issues debated this evening, to see so few women either on the panel or in the audience is appalling for a programme representative of an inclusive view to public opinion.

That work reflected not just an immense labour of updating, but also the adoption of a more inclusive view of the dictionary-maker's task than had guided earlier editors.

Though today a more inclusive view of modernism makes the International style prohibition of ornament seem silly, Oud's career-breaking structure was indeed a major clunker.

In "Gunfighter Nation" (1993), he called upon progressive-minded historians to reject "nostalgia for a falsely idealized past," and to rewrite America's myths to reflect a more inclusive view of history.

In the meantime, Ms. Fowler as Hannah, whom she calls a "tired, grouchy and crusty old bird," is in store for anyone with a more inclusive view of theater.