Sentence examples for inclusive name from inspiring English sources

(Despite its seemingly inclusive name, attachment parenting literature is always directed at the mother).

Presidents of the member institutions, Altenkirch said, are discussing how to control travel costs and considering a more inclusive name.

In February Mr Kulov set up a new opposition movement, with a splendidly inclusive name: the United Front for a Worthy Future for Kyrgyzstan.

Mr. Duffy proposed a new initiative that he called Meet the Composer, a more inviting, inclusive name inspired by his reading of Walt Whitman.

It commissioned new works and proposed a scope of Latin jazz that went far beyond the strictly Afro-Cuban, to works reflecting the music of Puerto Rico and Argentina and Brazil; hence the orchestra's more inclusive name.

A statement put on the organization's website explains that this more inclusive name clarifies that the group's work is for the benefit of all domestic violence victims.

Google's Bradley Horowitz just announced that as part of a more "inclusive" naming policy, Google+ will now be allow people to employ pseudonyms as their user names.

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Given its all-inclusive name, you'd think that whoever came up with the idea would have a….

Given its all-inclusive name, you'd think that whoever came up with the idea would have a capacious ego to match.

Given its all-inclusive name, you'd think that whoever came up with the idea would have a… Americans may disagree about nearly everything, but few contest the idea that owning your home is a good thing.