"It showed the world a sophisticated urban society, one that embraces inclusiveness and friendliness".
Another lingering question is whether his innate conservatism and an outsized fear of the G.O.P. Congressional bullies will lead him to a crabbed, aggressive style that embraces inclusiveness in words, small gestures and spirit, but not in substance and in delivery of his promised policies to remove the toll booth from the road to the middle class.
"LA is one of the world's great cities — a city that embraces inclusiveness, in exactly the same way that the NBA and I embrace inclusiveness".
On Monday, Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay tweeted that his football team "has always embraced inclusiveness, tolerance and a diverse fan base".
Many advocates of such views explicitly and gladly embrace this inclusiveness and reject the commonsense view of the status of animals (Regan 2004).
So, the Republicans need to dump this crotchety recalcitrant and develop a new vision that embraces moderation and inclusiveness, for all our sakes.
The Jim Henson Company has celebrated and embraced diversity and inclusiveness for over fifty years and we have notified Chick-Fil-A that we do not wish to partner with them on any future endeavors.
But his sense of timing was excellent: the project caught a wave of rising inclusiveness in Western classical music precincts — embracing pop idioms, non-Western cultures, all manner of electronics and the like — and has gone on to help feed another wave.
There is a great deal of talk about embracing "principles of responsible management", such as "sustainability" and "inclusiveness".This makes some sense.
A spokesman for Merrill, Jason H. Wright, said: "During the years Stan was here, as an organization we very much embraced a meritocracy and inclusiveness that has translated into a more diverse work force that we're proud of.
A generation of men that embraced feminism and racial inclusiveness can create new constructs for male aging, conceptions that are engaging, uplifting and liberating.
