Sentence examples similar to inclusive of a note from inspiring English sources
Wesley and Inclusive Grammar: A Note for Reflection (pdf) Sacramental Life 4.4 (1991): 40 43.
Also, there is a correlation (but not a strict identity) between the two domains: practices that are inclusive in terms of participation are also likely to be inclusive of a broader range of knowledge than less inclusive practices [47, 48].
"The United States urges both sides to build on this momentum by moving swiftly to an inclusive political dialogue". Others sounded a note of caution.
Finally, it would be more appropriate to include post-arrival (resettlement) screening results to increase the pool of studies, although such data are inclusive of all refugees without noting their origin.
Findings are illustrated below with quotes from interviews' transcripts, chosen for their clarity and representativeness, but the subset of data for analysis was inclusive also of field notes from observations and audits of patient records.
The editorial policy of the original DNB was remarkably inclusive: any person of note could be included who had lived in, or had a significant connection with the British Isles.
This list is not meant to be inclusive of all such repositories, rather noting only those with major related holdings.
But Mr. Bush -- perhaps buoyed by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's unanimous endorsement of General Powell today -- sounded only moderate, inclusive notes, the same notes expected in his Inaugural Address.
Prices from $1,600, inclusive of accommodations on a yacht.
