"inclusive about" is not a commonly used phrase and does not make sense in the context of a sentence.
It is unclear what the intended meaning of "inclusive about" would be without further context. Instead, you could use phrases like "inclusive of" or "inclusive in" to indicate that something is included or encompassed within a larger group or concept. For example: - The contract was inclusive of all the necessary documents. - The discussion was inclusive of all opinions and perspectives. - The event was inclusive in its representation of diverse cultures and backgrounds.
"We try not to speak too much anyway because there's something very inclusive about not needing to understand anything to play the game.
But there is nothing inclusive about the strict exclusivity of this particular school, and there is nothing peaceful about the murderous rage with which Hindus and Muslims slaughter each other periodically in India - remember Ayodhya.
There is, on first glance, something almost absurdly inclusive about Margarita, with a Straw, director Shonali Bose's Sundance-funded film about a young Indian woman with cerebral palsy who falls in love with a blind girl.
Indeed, there is little "inclusive" about the capitalism that HJS' risk consultancy project, Strategic Analysis, seeks to protect, when it advertises its quarterly research reports on "the oil and gas sector in all twenty" countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
"It's a debate about fundamental values, about thoughtful policy making and many of the other things that I think are apparently not universally adored, but I think the vast majority of the country and of our legislators and so forth support, and I think it's important to frame it that way and to be inclusive about it," Brin said.
The special session of the Parliament sparked a discussion among the Parliament Representatives, parents and children about inclusion, inclusive education, opening of the Day Care Centre in Mojkovac and poverty.
However, inclusive capitalism is about more than just wealthy individuals donating to a charity – it's about a concept of business as more than simply a profit-seeking enterprise that goes right to the heart of how it is run.
Thus, under these circumstances, it is imperative that the national agenda should focus on empowering "the poor and the deprived section of the society" to achieve significant and sustainable human development (Mitra & Schmidpeter, 2016) and to bring about inclusive growth.
In the interest of being inclusive, material about women and minorities is taking the place of material about the founders of our country".
The debate about privacy needs to be part of a broad and inclusive debate about the desirable future direction for society.
