Sentence examples for inclusive collective from inspiring English sources

At the same time, "risk", "disaster risk reduction", and "disaster risk governance" have not become important policy keywords, which is not in line with the global effort to move from response to risk reduction, and reduce disaster risks in transparent, inclusive, collective, and efficient ways.

The inclusive collective invites young people of color to pose in front of famous artworks or superimpose their faces on top of their favorite images, injecting themselves into the historically exclusive artistic tradition.

Historically, Aboriginal writers of fiction have produced, if not definitively anti-nationalist writing, a sharp critique of an inclusive and collective sense of identity throughout popular culture and the politics of populism.

This time, though, non-Natives in large numbers are standing with them and learning ways to live that are inclusive and collective.

Firstly, by publicly engaging with Grand Ayatollah Sistani against the backdrop of the inauguration of a newly elected President, the UN gives credence to Grand Ayatollah Sistani's edict (Fatwa) calling for an inclusive and collective policy to uphold Iraq's sovereignty and protect all its peoples.

Inclusive Minds – a collective set up by Beth Cox and Alexandra Strick that exists to campaign and speak up for all kinds of diversity – organised the conference to bring key book folk together, to help support real commitment and look at how things had changed in the eighteen months since the first event.

If rising inequality has a negative impact on growth (IMF 2014; OECD 2014), then international and national policy makers should think twice before weakening the institutions that underpin inclusive and coordinated collective bargaining.

Through strong, collective and inclusive partnerships Mozambique will be better positioned to identify how resources should be allocated to meet developmental challenges.

There is a huge and enduring gap between the moral aspirations of many people for a fairer, more inclusive world, and our collective ability (notwithstanding the spread of democracy) to bring it about.

Paris has made huge progress in this regard, in part by implementing a collective and inclusive strategy built on strong political leadership and years of active engagement in the HIV/Aids response.

Over time and with practice, action-oriented intentions and inclusive participatory disposition progress collective understanding and sustain workplace inquiry, through "using information to learn".