Sentence examples for inclusive move from inspiring English sources

The drag and drop functionality in MovieMind is smart and providing dynamically generated links to other sites is an inclusive move that improves the overall user experience.

Now it's where people who feel guilty about not being inclusive move and overcompensate to feel better.

Beyond the current tool, it's nice to hear that Trulia intends to build out from this simple feature to make its platform more inclusive moving forward.

"Love" can be defined as an inclusive, moving towards, unifying force – what Adam Kahane described as the reunion of the separated.

While Ho-Shing felt it was a shame that black students had needed a press conference to be heard by media and the movement leaders at their school, she was confident her peers would be more inclusive moving forward.

She always chooses to be: think hard, work hard, find the finest ways to influence people to stay inclusive and move ahead of times - in her high-tech pursuit of happiness-through-progress.

It's high time we mainstreamed inclusive language moving forward.

We agree that the parade should be more inclusive than this move even indicates," he said.

The Paris Agreement has the potential to put our economies and societies on a path to green, risk-informed, and inclusive growth, and move us all towards a zero-carbon, sustainable future.

But newly installed Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi's plan to create a more inclusive government is moving slowly, and the forces that would be key to retaking Mosul, along with other cities in the country's Sunni heartland, are still in the planning stages.

There has to be an organisational move towards inclusive behaviours that is driven by an accountable leader".