Sentence examples for inclusive action from inspiring English sources

To call such inclusive action "reverse racism" is guff hypocrisy, the essence of racism being exclusion and pervasive animus toward a particular group.

This factor might influence the efficacy of inclusive action or the efforts and resources spent to include migrant workers, especially those in vulnerable, poorly regulated sectors with high levels of worker turnover (Gorodzesky and Richards, 2013).

Could 2013 be the year that governments take decisive and inclusive action to tackle global hunger?

We don't do this by preaching but by deliberate and inclusive action.

Almost everyone given access to the Blue Zone is in some way governmentally involved, and so poised to regard these images as the petition for inclusive action that they are.

The statement reads in part: "We acknowledge the overwhelming scientific evidence that climate change is human-induced and that, without global and inclusive action towards mitigation and unless fully addressing its fundamental causes, its impacts will continue to grow in intensity and frequency.

The very first Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) protest was back in October 2010 and we were the first to have a synchronised online protest too, pioneering inclusive actions which ensure that people who can't attend still have their voices heard.

It is clear from Melbourne's history that: successful full scale demonstration projects supported and developed by a wide range of actors helps building a common vision for SCM technologies, supportive policies across several governmental levels provide incentives for implementation, and inclusive actions in the closure process provides a sense of ownership for SCM technologies across disciplines.

Instead it set a strong tone for inclusive, action-oriented feminism that empowers women to not only create change, but celebrate themselves for who they are.

The declaration expressed a commitment to make inclusive humanitarian action a priority.

The meeting concluded with the Shafallah Declaration on Crisis, Conflict and Disabilities that includes a series of commitments to make inclusive humanitarian action a priority.