Sentence examples for considered inclusive from inspiring English sources

BUENOS AIRES — Twelve years ago, the International Olympic Committee traded an autocratic style of leadership for one that was considered inclusive, more democratic, less imperious.

The Pakistan Cricket Board have made it clear that they will oppose the reforms, while Cricket South Africa president Chris Nenzani has described the process as "fundamentally flawed" and called for a "more considered, inclusive" approach.

The guidelines should not be considered inclusive of all proper procedures or tests or exclusive of other procedures and tests that are reasonably directed to obtaining the same results.

The residue position within parenthesis for the HA is the numbering considered inclusive of the signal peptide.

For the purposes of this study, only herbivorous fish species were considered; inclusive of scrapers, excavators, and detritivores [54].

Non-physical needs were considered inclusive of supporting the spiritual and emotional journey for the patient and caregivers.

In order to ensure that social protection programmes are responsive and sensitive to the needs of all children, UNICEF considers inclusive social protection to be one of its key principles.

In this paper, VE will be considered as inclusive of all forms of visualization including Virtual Reality, Serious Games and 'Building Information Modelling'-based applications such as '4D' (three-dimensional model and project schedule).

This should be considered an inclusive component of the approach to HRM of clinicians.

The dataset can be considered an inclusive record of National Health Service (NHS) hospital activity in England as there is a requirement for every hospital to submit a "minimum dataset" to the Department of Health.

Rates are based on encounters, not specific services, and are considered "all-inclusive".