Sentence examples for inclusive responsive from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS Nominee Outlines World Bank Visionon  |  Jim Yong Kim, President Obama's nominee to lead the World Bank, writes in a column in The Financial Times, "I want to hear from developing countries, as well as those that provide a big share of the resources to development, about how we can together build a more inclusive, responsive and open World Bank".

It will be Americans working together to a build a technology-enabled resilient democracy — one that is inclusive, responsive and successful in the Information Age.

No matter who is chosen, several priests and lay leaders talked today about the need to make the church more inclusive and responsive to priests and laity.

He also stressed his desire to make the bank more inclusive and responsive to global realities — particularly given that the bulk of the world's poor now live in middle-income countries, not poor ones.

According to Hanne Smidt, a co-author of the report, there needs to be "active engagement of university leadership in creating inclusive and responsive university strategies" to develop successful lifelong learning policies.

As a city or state embarks on the development of QRIS, it is crucial to intentionally build inclusive and responsive systems that represent a consistent, cohesive vision of support for ECE programs, especially for those with low or emerging quality.

The problems of building inclusive and responsive governments and civil society is just a lot more difficult than any Twitter or Facebook-facilitated youth demonstrations can solve in a matter of mere years.

Kristina Rolin similarly points to the epistemic need for social and cultural norms within scientific communities that promote inclusive and responsive dialogue, and worries about the distorting effects on the credibility of women scientists operating within cultures of professional interaction that conflate masculine styles of presentation with competence (Rolin 2002).

Though the Obama administration's policy is to press for a more "inclusive and responsive" Iraqi leadership, some U.S. officials say privately that a more decentralized structure might be the best outcome for a dire situation.

They are discussing ways of building an education system that is participatory, inclusive and responsive to regional needs and Somali-owned.

The schools, which were built under the fast tracking strategy are all based on UNICEF 'Child Friendly Schools' standards, ensuring that they inclusive, gender responsive and address the health, sanitation, protection and learning needs of all children.