Sentence examples for inclusive measures from inspiring English sources

We present our index to emphasise the need for measuring conservation performance, to help nations identify how best they could improve their efforts, and to present a starting point for the development of more robust and inclusive measures (noting how the IUCN Red List evolved over time).

And let us drive down our health costs further with preventative, inclusive measures that allow senior citizens to be healthier, more active, and more engaged as they age.

And some of them even told VICE News that they never received voter cards in the first place, which is hardly an encouraging sign of any inclusive measures yet to come.

In order to obtain inclusive measures of ornamental coloration, we calculated scores for different types of coloration (carotenoid-based, melanin-based, and all coloration) as described in ref. [ 47].

16 It is believed to be a more inclusive measure of health than the objective measurements, with a capacity to comprehensively evaluate health dynamics, behaviours and psychophysiological states that are not otherwise easy to measure. 3 This holistic measure better accommodates the WHO defined concept of health as opposed to a diagnosed specific disease.

The government once used a more inclusive measure.

Its outcome are inclusive, measured, and coordinated transformations which 'sweat' existing assets, counter the long-tail of educational failure, and catalyse productive local innovation.

It is the most inclusive measure of the Treasury's obligations, which ultimately are, of course, the obligations of the American taxpayer.

Senator Hillary Clinton is keeping hope alive today with a new assessment of the popular vote that says she is poised to finish the primary season on June 3 as the winner of the overall popular vote, at least by the most inclusive measure, which would include the tallies from all states.

Just after it passed, Vice President Joe Biden released a statement urging Congress to pass a more inclusive measure.

How this so-called inclusive measure helps all American women (and his daughter) and not merely his company's financial bottom line defies logic.