Sentence examples for inclusive day from inspiring English sources
Whittle was at great pains to say that the party wants the St George's bank holiday to be "a much-needed, popular – and completely inclusive – day to come together and celebrate – if they want to – our values … in inclusive unity …" Oh do man up, Peter.
While the council will not stop holding citizenship ceremonies or formal Australia Day celebrations on January 26, it has declared support for Invasion Day protests and will lobby the Federal Government for a more inclusive day of national celebration.
The sample included inpatients of all ages, if they stayed >24 h in the hospital and were discharged between the January 1 , 2008and December 31, 2008 (inclusive), day hospital discharges were not included.
Make sure Australia Day is an inclusive day.
Regency Travel is the main company running this tour, charging around £324 for the all-inclusive day trip, but I don't have any experience of using them.
Recommended route Book an all-inclusive day trip to Franschhoek from nearby Cape Town with Bikes 'n' Wines (£75) to secure access to private farm roads and exclusive tastings.
"For me, traveling isn't about taking a vacation, sitting on a beach, or listening to some cheesy tour guide as we travel in packs from an all-inclusive day spa," Bourdain says in a promo previewing his show.
Henry Cisneros, the former San Antonio mayor and former housing secretary in the Clinton administration, said he did not oppose the flyover, adding, "We want to have as inclusive a day as possible".
"We are very fortunate that we live in a wonderful country that strives to be ever more inclusive every day," Dimetman said.
A more inclusive 90-day interval was used, rather than the 60-day interval used by PulseNet, because the number of cases in a local PFGE cluster is typically small.
All Access plans (sometimes called Inclusive Access, day-one access, or digital direct access) let universities charge students a course fee for digital access to materials on day-one.
