Sentence examples for inclusive response from inspiring English sources

Like the humans with whose lives they are so entangled, they too are in need of a thoughtful and inclusive response.

"Shovels Are Easier Than Rifles, Ex-Guerrilla Says" (Santa Tecla Journal, April 4) shows the organized and inclusive response of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front to earthquake reconstruction in El Salvador.

She has also achieved an extravagant, inclusive response to Vito Acconci's "Seedbed," a gallery performance from the early 70's where the artist remained hidden under the floorboards (in onanistic solitude) and the space above remained barren.

Aslam Souli said he believes Tunisia should have a more inclusive response ― one that helps rehabilitate these people rather than simply puts them behind bars. .

The GOP-led House approved a Zika funding bill in June that would limit contraception access and exclude Planned Parenthood from the effort to fight the virus, but the Senate demanded a bigger and more inclusive response.

By inviting disabled people into conversations about disaster preparedness and response, investing in important equipment, and mandating that disaster response teams be knowledgeable on these issues, communities can reduce fatalities and offer a more humane and inclusive response to disasters.

As leaders at the World Economic Forum strive to shape innovative, flexible, and inclusive responses to the most traumatic conflict of our age, I hope they might find Hanan's story revealing, instructive and perhaps even inspiring.

The increasing HIV prevalence among the general populations in Nagaland and Manipur calls for an 'integrated and all-inclusive' response [ 43].

As these innovative examples from cities in the Global South show, disaster management can be improved through greater awareness and mitigation of risks, including proper slum upgrading, the implementation of more quick-response and inclusive disaster response tools, and greater coordination between municipals, locals and emergency relief groups.

"What we need is a bold, inclusive, fair response to what has happened in our society since 2008 – I think Miliband is the right person to deliver that response," he says.

Policies and initiatives that support their engagement (through volunteering, hiring as staff, consultative mechanisms, and so on) may help risk management institutions to better profile the communities they serve, and plan for and carry out more inclusive preparedness, response, and recovery work (Martinez et al. 2009; Christchurch City Council 2012).