Sentence examples for inclusive discussions from inspiring English sources

He called on the Ukrainian government to launch "rigorous and fair" investigations into allegations of violence committed against protesters and urged the Kiev authorities to engage in "constructive and inclusive discussions to find a peaceful way forward".

This is likely to require inclusive discussions in MDT meetings but research has shown that cancer MDT meetings may prioritise the medical model and place less value on the contributions of non-medical members of the team [ 12, 13].

I just hope it's an inclusive discussion".

Seifert added: "Our greatest concern is that we have yet to see a thorough and inclusive discussion of arguments for and against a move.

"It is important for national leaders, academic experts, and members of the public to engage in a frank, thorough, and inclusive discussion about how our election systems can be made stronger and more accessible," he said.

Without an honest, open and inclusive discussion, which re-engages the public about the reasons to act against climate change; there will never be the necessary political will for the tough choices that are needed.

And despite the forceful nature of his statement, Mr. McKeon said the governor "wants to be respectful of the process, and he wants to have an open and inclusive discussion".

As central and regional staff with a strong loyalty to the OU, we call for the decision on East Grinstead to be rescinded to allow an inclusive discussion about how the OU can continue to be a truly open university for the UK.

It may also limit the ability to open up for a broader and more inclusive discussion about how to address the uncertainties and limitations of this proposed solution, as these uncertainties and limitations are to a large extent unknown.

Of prime importance and long overdue is an inclusive discussion on the appropriate testable, scientific hypotheses and methodologies that are supportive of the provisions and tasks formulated by the EU legal framework on risk assessment of GM organisms.

I think that more inclusive discussion in the feminist movement is the first step to achieving this solidarity.