"inclusive ethos" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a shared set of values, beliefs, and attitudes that are welcoming and accepting of all individuals, regardless of their differences. Here is an example of how you could use it in a sentence: "The company's inclusive ethos promotes diversity and encourages employees from all backgrounds to bring their unique perspectives to the table."
But the key thing is an inclusive ethos from the top of the school.
Instead, the new civil rights movement combines localised power structures with an inclusive ethos that consciously incorporates women, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer activists.
The film features none of the characters from Dazed, but it expands its socially inclusive ethos into something resembling a potent, anti-partisan political statement.
"They have not dealt with parental concerns in the way that they should for example they have advocated polices such as single-sex swimming lessons that do not reflect the inclusive ethos of the school".
The new affordable range fits well with his inclusive ethos as Dr Atkins runs oral healthcare initiatives amongst patients from all walks of life, including homeless individuals and very high-needs patients, and so accessibility is at the heart of all he does.
The book's compassionate and inclusive ethos, and its detailed consideration of complex ways that class inflects the whole spectrum of identity and everyday experience, offers a welcome respite from the sanctimonious hothouse of much contemporary liberal identity politics". "Class Lives addresses the forbidden subject on the U.S. landscape: class.
Is the pair's gender relevant to Merman's inclusive, encouraging ethos?
Although Downhills draws in some middle-class families attracted to its inclusive, creative ethos, it also has a very challenging intake.
The contrast between the claustrophobic, paranoid atmosphere around the England football team at major championships and the inclusive, positive ethos of the 366-strong Team GB is obvious.
To be sure, many of the positions Qadhi argued for and many elements of even the moderate Salafi worldview are hard to square with a liberal, inclusive religious ethos.
Beginning with their inaugural zine fair in Brooklyn in 2012, 8-Ball founder and photographer (and longtime VICE contributor) Lele Saveri and his 50-plus volunteers have expanded into multiple formats, including public-access TV and radio, and spaces, including a pop-up newsstand in a subway station and art gallery all while keeping an explicitly inclusive, uncapitalistic ethos.
