Sentence examples for inclusive representative from inspiring English sources

Over the next few months there are three chances to revive the Palestinian national movement to make it more inclusive, representative and legitimate.

She also claimed that the opposition had shown itself to be "diverse, inclusive, representative, capable of making decisions and implementing them".

Mr. Obama acknowledged there were "some different tactical views in terms of how best to transition to an inclusive, representative government inside of Syria".

The statement concludes that reshaping the scholarship to become more inclusive, representative, and encouraging of social justice is not a reflection of Rhodes' intended legacy but rather the progress of reparative work from within the community.

The security council said it looked forward "to the swift establishment of an inclusive, representative transitional government of Libya" committed to democracy, good governance, rule of law, national reconciliation and respect for human rights.

The mediation team, led by the former Ethiopian foreign minister Seyoum Mesfin, said talks have been a more inclusive, representative and forward-looking process since Kiir and Machar signed the truce, but the current sticking points of Uganda and who should sit round the table have hindered the process since it began in December.

"France asks the Syrian opposition to form a provisional government — inclusive and representative — that can become the legitimate representative of the new Syria," Mr. Hollande said.

Represents the majority of the techniques used, but is not inclusive or representative of all of them.

The second mistake is that the process should have been much more inclusive and representative.

Under the Cameron project the Conservatives realised that a 21st-century party had to be more inclusive and representative.

The overall aim is to ensure our editorial coverage of these groups is more inclusive and representative and moves away from stereotypes and labelling.