Sentence examples similar to inclusive existence from inspiring English sources
Both the arguments of Modood and Zapata-Barrero have much to recommend, respectively the importance of equal citizenship, making mainstream institutions more inclusive, the existence of groupings and the macro-level in Modood's multiculturalism and the stress on the micro-level focus on proximity and practices, intercultural dialogue and equal status contact in Zapata-Barrero's Interculturalism.
Possibly the least inclusive community in existence – you can't convert to Zoroastrianism, and it is patrilineal – Zoroastrians need to widen their admission criteria fast, or go the way of the lesser Antillean macaw and the koala lemur.
Inclusive monotheism accepts the existence of a great number of gods but holds that all gods are essentially one and the same, so that it makes little or no difference under which name or according to which rite a god or goddess is invoked.
It would endanger the very existence of an inclusive, consensus-driven organization in which 142 countries have a meaningful stake.
To truly build a holistic understanding of the African continent, we have a responsibility to ensure that the image we are building is inclusive of the multiplicity of the African existence.
Implications for inclusive capitalism It is unhelpful to promote the existence of a trade-off between shareholder value maximization and benefit to society, and then plead with managers to trade the former off for the latter.
These five designers operate in a hybrid position within a pro-planet and pro-people framework, their existence demonstrates the need for a more inclusive business case focusing on the creative, financial and strategic benefits of sustainable practices.
As elegantly articulated in Acemoglu and Robinson (2012), the existence of well-protected property rights and inclusive institutions that provide protection from powerful elites are the foundation for private innovation.
To sum up our arguments thus far in a single sentence: The belief in the existence of a universal tree of life - inclusive of prokaryotes - is stronger than the evidence from genomes to support it.
