Sentence examples for inclusive models from inspiring English sources

"I would like all men and women of goodwill in this great nation to support the efforts of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and to stimulate integral and inclusive models of development, so that our brothers and sisters everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity which God wills for all his children," he said to loud applause.

It is speculated that inclusive models within the extractive sector have the potential to reach a scale and impact well beyond traditional CSR policies for socio-economic development.

It is essential that the private sector and governments collaborate on a bigger vision of investment in sustainable and inclusive models of growth.

If we had more inclusive models of dealing with conflict, and allowing for the liberation of love - imagine the harmony that would create.

He explained why his company has been working with COIAB on Brazil's Business and Indigenous People's Dialogue Initiative, which focuses on improving the relationship between companies and indigenous peoples in the Amazon, building more inclusive models of engagement and planning.

"I would like all men and women of goodwill in this great nation to support the efforts of the international community to protect the vulnerable in our world and to stimulate integral and inclusive models of development, so that our brothers and sisters everywhere may know the blessings of peace and prosperity, which God wills for all his children," Pope Francis said.

The results indicate that the inclusive modeling of all facilities significantly alters the magnitude and spatial distribution of modeled air concentrations.

"We wanted it to be an inclusive model.

And 60,000 online visitors had clicked onto the church's Web site, intrigued by its radically inclusive model.

"In the past we recognized the mathematical and verbally gifted, but we need to develop a more inclusive model," she said.

The success of this progressive version of Catalonia was underlined by Pujol's inclusive model of regional identity: a Catalan was a person "who lives and works in Catalonia and feels [Catalan]".