Sentence examples for be taken to include from inspiring English sources

Care is to be taken to include minorities.

Although the term may be taken to include the social activity of laboratory animals or those in the wild, the emphasis here is on human social behaviour.

As its name suggests, Isis has ambitions in Iraq and Syria (though the Arabic name it uses – "al-Sham" – suggests the wider Levant, (which could be taken to include Lebanon and perhaps also Palestine/Israel).

But a spokesman declined to say how the OFT defined the "relevant market" for Google's and Waze's business, which could be taken to include stand-alone satnav devices in vehicles or just the services available to smart phones.

It is, at any rate, the theory of art as the expression of feelings (which here shall be taken to include emotions and attitudes) that has been historically significant and developed: art as specially connected with the life of feeling.

Yet in the new era, market economics – another name for the set of theories and assumptions also called capitalism – has shown itself very ready to devour what we hold dear, if the list can be taken to include culture, education, the environment, and the sciences, as well as the peace and wellbeing of our fellow citizens.

Iqbal Sacranie, Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Britain, praised the steps being taken to include Muslims.

The term Tryblidia is preferred over Monoplacophoran and Galeroconcha, because both latter terms are taken to include several fossil groups of uncertain relationships.

For surface gateways, the reception power is taken to include the energy required to forward a packet to the central station over radio.

Although every effort was taken to include all the relevant data described in literature, it might be possible that some important data could have been missed.

Upper arch impressions were taken to include the occlusal surfaces of the teeth using rapid-setting alginate at the time of appliance fitting and after 2 weeks.