Sentence examples for inclusive how from inspiring English sources

How strict, how open, how inclusive, how humane?

We also want to discuss being inclusive: how can organisations ensure that all female and male staff feel able to take advantage of opportunities?

"It's never too early to think about company culture, inclusion, how diverse your workforce is, and how inclusive your advisers and boards of directors are.

Your story is a hard sell.' Britain is not inclusive of how I look or who I am, so I looked to America".

Inclusive growth – how to ensure that economic prosperity benefits the largest possible number of people – remains high on the agenda for world leaders amid fears that global economic recovery is failing to benefit the poorest.

"The Transitional National Council, in its discussions today, did pledge that this assistance would be delivered in a transparent manner and that it would indeed be inclusive in how it was delivered to the Libyan people," said Mark C. Toner, the State Department's deputy spokesman.

At a children's hospital in Portland on Friday, Mrs. Clinton did not refer to Mr. Obama by name but drew a sharp contrast between her plan for universal health care and Mr. Obama's less inclusive plan: "How can anyone run for Democratic nominee for president and not have a universal health care plan?

But I think it matters that we are radically inclusive in how we think about the left in this country.

"We've done a good job of being all inclusive, but how is that going to potentially derail our heteronormative customers?" he wondered.

The framework consists of (1) the robot-inclusiveness which measures how inclusive the environment for the robot is, (2) a taxonomy which classifies robot-environment interaction into five categories, (3) five design criteria and guidelines which support the design and evaluation of autonomous robotic systems in indoor and outdoor environments.

Brown has compiled his research into two books for B&Q, laying down the guidelines of inclusive design, from how to recognise it to how to market it.