Sentence examples for inclusive bringing from inspiring English sources

"Our festivals are all inclusive, bringing in all types of readers and just people who are interested in ideas".

The Met's is far more inclusive, bringing in more of the work Evans did early and late in life.

Child-friendly schools are also inclusive, bringing in children with disabilities and those who may have dropped out.

The Partnership Forum, which meets once every 18 months to two years, is inclusive, bringing together a broad range of stakeholders that includes among others grant recipients, civil society, NGOs, affected communities, donors, international institutions, technical agencies, research organizations, academic community, foundations, and private business.

"We want to raise our voices because the city of Chicago has an incredibly proud tradition of being inclusive, of bringing people together," said congressman Luis Gutiérrez at a Monday news conference announcing a demonstration against Trump's appearance.

The nuclear issue can follow the path mapped out by the "5 plus 1" group (the United States, Britain, France, China, Russia and Germany), although that group will need to become more inclusive by bringing in other relevant stakeholders if it is to increase its chances of success.

Because -- as Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland, taught me -- women as leaders will often have survival skills they have learned early on, including: listening, observing, adapting, being inclusive and bringing outsiders to the table.

And I think the fashion industry was trying to be inclusive by bringing in plus size models — which I am completely for — but that doesn't change the fact that appearance, which for the most part is a genetic lottery, provides those in the upper class with an unfair advantage.

The goal is inclusive development – bringing minority groups into the mainstream.

From beginning to end, Mondegreen is visually-inclusive, slowly bringing the viewer's POV from behind one wall to the next, giving the impression that every new chamber is an individual piece in a larger puzzle.

Let's challenge ourselves to be more musically inclusive to bring the aspirations of the National Plan for Music Education fully to life.