In fact, the inclusive, democratic ideals firing the uprisings in many Arab countries are a far greater threat to the regimes they target than any of the violence wrought by al-Qaeda or its affiliates.
In order to clarify the interaction between the explosion and the post-explosion fire action, a more inclusive function, characterized by three variables: pressure, impulse and fire exposure time, is presented in this paper, and it can be used to predict the residual capacity of the steel column subjected to blast load and exposed to fire for a specific time.
India's government is under fire for the lack of "inclusive growth" and for cronyism that has enriched insiders, evident from dubious mobile-phone-spectrum auctions and dodgy mining deals.
Derided as "calypso cricketers," the Windies were like fire eaters at an all-inclusive resort: designed for the amusement of foreign patrons.
"And that's not only inclusive of nature, with all these massive fires and earthquakes and natural disasters, but that also extends to sociopolitical movement.
This low threshold was chosen to be as inclusive as possible of different place cell firing patterns.
The sound of Earth, Wind & Fire, the sound its leader created, was inclusive; it blurred and bent genres, crossed boundaries.
And Obama's playlist — from Earth, Wind, and Fire to Arcade Fire — is decidedly more inclusive, not to mention more twenty-first century, than either Paul Ryan's or Mitt Romney's.
Mr. Mitchell later wrote that he believed the visa would enable Mr. Adams "to persuade the I.R.A. to declare a cease-fire, and permit Sinn Fein to enter into inclusive political negotiations".
A man recently decided to take out one of those all-inclusive insurance policies on his apartment covering every emergency from fire to burglary.
