Sentence examples for inclusive could from inspiring English sources

The word inclusive could have been coined to describe Elizabeth Garrett Anderson school (EGA).

The senior American military commander in Iraq, Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III, reiterated American support for the agreement, expressing concern that failure to be inclusive could inflame tensions and fuel further violence.

These cohorts had two possible exit dates: children born between September and January, inclusive, could leave school at Easter, and thus not sit exams (Easter leaving rule) whether others had to stay until the end of June.

Research suggests the use of Information and Communication Technologies to offer structured activities where individuals with ASD will be motivated to practice and develop these social behaviors, activities which deployed in inclusive schools could also help for social inclusion.

And, when we reviewed our diversity and inclusion learning program, we realized that key cultural concepts of a diverse and inclusive culture could be more impactful if reinforced across the employee experience.

The lesson was far more inclusive – we could all see what was going on at the same time".

And yes, Big Dance's inclusive ideals couldn't be more heartwarming; but, in real life, dance is actually shrinking, as cuts undermine youth projects and professional companies.

If the party is properly inclusive, guests could either wear an amazing bespoke outfit or just a feather in their hair.

"If gains to direct fitness cannot fully explain [sickness behavior], perhaps inclusive fitness could come into play," they wrote in the journal PLOS Biology.

Whether it is accessing funds or securing a repayment holiday, we will work collaboratively with firms to identify what inclusive policies could look like and how best we can create the right outcomes for those consumers".

That the Beck book, with its dire message about the danger that Islam poses to America, and Salaam Reads, with its presumably positive, inclusive one, could both flourish under the same publishing umbrella seems improbable, even hypocritical.