To gain their support, the new Iraqi government needs to be inclusive, address the legitimate Sunni grievances and allow the recruitment of local Sunni forces as part of the Iraqi security forces.
Therefore, there is an increasing interest in seaports that are more socially inclusive, addressing the storage of containers of hazardous goods to safe inland terminals.
For that reason, research on AVs should be multidisciplinary and inclusive, addressing dissimilar issues ranging from vehicle navigation and the effects of V2V on fuel efficiency to public acceptability and legal barriers while testing autonomous public transport in practice.
"We need a farm bill that is more inclusive and addresses better conservation and market enhancement".
And he strained to strike an inclusive note, addressing himself not to the people in the room but to the beleaguered African-American citizens of Milwaukee.
Then there is what is called the "inclusive economy", addressing what the late business professor CK Prahalad called the billions of people at the bottom of the pyramid.
The findings suggest that regionally (Asia-Pacific), policy makers need to recognise the increasing inequities for these population groups and react accordingly which is inclusive of addressing the foundations of these inequities through policy/system change.
And higher education research cannot call itself inclusive until it addresses the needs of all students.
But analysts and critics say that many of the reforms have not gone far enough to improve civil rights and that UMNO has failed to embrace genuine change and become a truly inclusive party that addresses the concerns of all Malaysians, regardless of ethnicity.
There is a need to develop an inclusive policy that addresses the concerns of both the wildlife managers and livestock holders whose participation will be crucial (Wangchuk 2002).
