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Such a meeting would be inclusive, based on the goal of a comprehensive Middle East peace (including between Israel and Syria, and Israel and Lebanon), and based on the principles described in the preamble to this document.

The growing season is March to October, inclusive, based on the information in Chang et al. (2011) and Chung and Kuo (2005).

We recoded the death certificate database from 1991 to 2001 inclusive based on the short version of the International Classification of External Causes of Injuries (ICECI).

The success of this emerging grassroots organizing model -- led by the people, inclusive, based on human rights principles -- became particularly clear when pressure from the Healthcare Is a Human Right Campaign prompted legislators to drop a last-minute amendment that would have excluded undocumented people from universal health care.

Progress toward the Millennium Development Goals will benefit, and be sustained, if development is inclusive, based on participation, and respectful of human rights.

The annual incidence of NDM was calculated for the South-Eastern Anatolian region of Turkey between 2010 and 2013 inclusive, based on referral rates of NDM to the tertiary paediatric endocrine centre in Diyarbakir.

Three days costs around £93pp all-inclusive, based on a group of six.

Just Sunshine (0844 756 0056; justsunshine.com) has 14 nights on 17 July at the four-star El Mouradi Skanes hotel from £561pp all-inclusive, based on two adults and two children sharing and including flights.

"The FDA's definition of sexual contact is oral, anal or vaginal sex, so it's so overly-inclusive based on what we know HIV to be transmitted through," Franzone told HuffPost's Noah Michelson.

In a speech both defiant and conciliatory, President Mohammad Khatami of Iran called on the United States today to leave Iraq quickly but pledged that his country would support a new, inclusive government there based on one Iraqi one vote.

Research on such challenges must adopt an inclusive approach based on local knowledge supported by science-based analyses of the socio-ecological systems in the face of high population pressure and climate change.