Sentence examples for inclusive process of from inspiring English sources
More generally, it is becoming clearer that a broader, more inclusive process of development is required.
This contained a lot of false and frothy promises to "initiate an inclusive process of national debate …" blah, blah, blah.
Holding a genuinely open and inclusive process of consultation and public education – and crucially, being seen to hold such a process – is vital.
It was a coup d'état that empowered the Revolutionary Guard and the military industrial plutocracy while disrupting and disabling the very consultative and inclusive process of governance that saw the regime through all its trials and tribulations.
"There is a need to find a much more reliable, sustainable and inclusive process of development … to reduce levels of poverty [and] to provide the social and human development needed," said David Woodward, part of the report team and senior adviser at Unctad's Africa division on LDCs.
This population plays an important role in the process of building an open, inclusive process of balanced regional economic cooperation.
"It reflects that this is an inclusive process: to commemorate one of the saddest days in American history, and to create any divisiveness, in the form of two or three separate memorials, would be exclusionary," says Ms. Menin, meditatively rubbing her stomach as she talks.
The party had done "little to reflect the genuine hope generated by the rank and file of an inclusive process for all", she said.
Key aspects of an effective integrative approach include identification of reference (or target) conditions, adequate predictive capability, appropriate treatment and communication of uncertainty, inclusive processes for decision-making that promote acceptance, and institutional capacities for implementation.
"Rarely have I heard of such an inclusive process in the planning of a national development event," said UNICEF's Executive Director Anthony Lake, who taped a special message for the summit.
Making discipline a democratic, inclusive process is an act of good faith that's wholly necessary to restoring trust in Goodell's competency.
