Sentence examples for full inclusive from inspiring English sources

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Secretary Sally Jewell, thank you for your leadership and the important role you've played in making the Stonewall National Monument a reality, and in helping to ensure all of our national parks tell the full, inclusive, story of our Nation's history.

They seemed keen on improvements in the whole-school pupil care continuum with policies changing towards full inclusive education.

The basics of any modern, democratic state must be guaranteed: free expression, full political rights, inclusive institutions that extend benefits to citizens of rural areas as well as regions affected by conflict.

Understanding the implications of obtaining a full health history inclusive of race, comorbidities, and patient's ability to synthesize medical information is a key consideration for physicians in the development of appropriate treatments and ultimately their ability to improve their patient's quality of life.

Political will and legislation that is inclusive of MSM and TW is imperative to give visibility and ensure their full inclusion in the HIV prevention response (4).

Full inclusion Head of the European Union Delegation to Montenegro, Ambassador Leopold Maurer, invited Montenegro to continue building an inclusive society in order to become an EU member in future.

Maternity: For those with more than 58 weeks' service, there are two options - whichever is the greater: 26 weeks' full salary (inclusive of higher-rate SMP, which is 90% of pay for the first six weeks of leave, the legal minimum); or six weeks' higher-rate SMP, 20 weeks' full salary (inclusive of SMP at the ordinary flat rate of £112.75), then 13 weeks' SMP and 13 weeks' unpaid.

The full dataset inclusive of historical data is shown in red, and the geological data beyond 1 ka only is shown in blue.

This week I had the honor of being chosen chair of the national advisory board of Freedom to Work, the only national organization solely devoted to full and inclusive employment rights for the LGBT population.

Full-time is defined as working between 35 and 40 hours, inclusive.