Sentence examples for inclusive requirements from inspiring English sources

Weil (2001) expects more inclusive requirements for both long-term residence and naturalisation across Europe, as states recognise themselves as countries of permanent immigration.

But rather than revising in favor of less inclusive requirements or subjecting the entire section to independent, external scientific review, the Work Group's puzzling response has been to lower the threshold even further from 'at least two from the B type criteria' to 'at least one' -- placing even more medical patients at grave risk of attracting an inappropriate mental health diagnosis.

Women and minority students, spurred on by the Reverend Jesse Jackson's "rainbow coalition," had been demanding new, more inclusive curriculum requirements and greater diversity, while a reactionary movement had sprung up among their conservative peers.

Of course the idea is that it will prove to be a win-win for everyone, even inclusive of higher capital requirements.

This Act [ 2], together with the Disability Standards for Education [ 3] and the National Disability Agreement [ 4], inform higher education providers of the requirements of inclusive education.

Three-quarters of these currently registered trials have trial start or completion dates prior to 2007, thereby suggesting that actual registration practices on clinicaltrials.gov may be more inclusive than the minimum requirements set out by the FDAAA.

EU legislation will eventually make inclusive design a positive requirement for all businesses.

Whereas, for other aspects such as usability, affordability, liability & law enforcement etc., we affirm the taxonomy presented in Ferdous and Poet ([2012]) to be reliable and adequate, since it is inclusive of all the crucial requirements.

Not just because working in a supportive and inclusive environment is a fair requirement for lesbian, gay and bisexual employees, but because it also makes sound business sense.

David's aim was to build a community of like-minded souls and to provide an inclusive safehaven where the only requirement was an open mind.

Other key inclusion criteria for the trial included subjects who had been treated with multiple daily insulin injections (or continuous SC insulin infusion) for ≥12 months; a body mass index (BMI) of 18.0 28.0 kg/m inclusive; a daily basal insulin requirement of ≥0.2 IU/kg/day; a total daily insulin treatment of <1.2 IU/kg/day; and a glycosylated haemoglobin level of ≤10.0%%.