Sentence examples for inclusive manner from inspiring English sources

He said Egypt's authorities had to make progress on the transition in an "inclusive manner" and urged dialogue.

But the IPCC must do so in an even more inclusive manner than in the past, involving more scientists from developing countries in particular.

Mr. Mukherjee said the government would return India's economic growth rate to 9percentt, but he said it would do so in a "more inclusive" manner.

"We call on the Egyptian authorities to make progress on transition in an inclusive manner, which allows for a constructive exchange of views.

It will encourage local leaders to develop their plans in an accountable, transparent and inclusive manner, said Tim Gilling, the acting executive director of CfPS.

But once we left, no coterie of Iraqi leaders emerged to assume ownership of that process in an inclusive manner and thereby make it self-sustaining.

Under German bilateralism, third parties were excluded from interstate arrangements, whereas in the GATT, third parties were treated in a more-inclusive manner and were granted equal treatment by virtue of the MFN clause.

Since each requires a tour around the vase to read the presented story, the vases also suggest how 1. History has no beginning and no end, just endless cycles (as Winston Churchill once noted, "one damn thing after another") and 2. History cannot be presented, and thus read and understood, in any all-inclusive manner.

The WHO also argues that any technology involved in food production must be thoroughly evaluated to ensure that concerns about issues such as food, human health and the environment are addressed in a holistic and all-inclusive manner.

His easy manner and inclusive style of politics have left him open to criticism that he has not acted strongly enough to solve Afghanistan's enormous problems.

However, when Shaaban claimed "there is no civil war in Syria", Davis's inclusive tutorial manner only allowed him to counter by trying a different question.