Sentence examples for inclusive role from inspiring English sources

The charity, which is campaigning to improve the quality and provision of mobility equipment to disabled children, estimates there are about 70,000 children under 18 in the UK whose wheelchair prevents them participating in a full social life or having a more inclusive role in the classroom.

We consider citizens not as mere consumers of services offered in smart cities but highlight their inclusive role by acting as collectors of data that informs the development and utilisation of such services.

The role of media in taking "an active and inclusive role" and providing information "in a simple, transparent, easy-to-understand and accessible manner" was made in both the Zero Draft and the SFDRR (Paragraph 36(d), UNISDR 2015a, p. 21).

The diagram illustrated in Figure  2 helped to symbolise the central, inclusive role for the student in the patient-student-preceptor triad and how this discrete teaching micro-environment would enable highly personalised and individualised patient-centred learning.

Finally, women who have achieved promotion and leadership roles must take active and inclusive roles as role-models, advisors, mentors, and advocates for junior women in academic medicine.

A more inclusive use of project personnel and a much more proactive role by buyer executives to provide observers and control solutions is needed.

The home environment, inclusive of parent role modeling, has been identified as influencing preschoolers' physical activity.

The larger family of devices accomplish this task in a multitude of roles, inclusive but not limited to subsurface safety valves (SSSVs), wellhead chokes, flow metering valves, valves downstream of the well within the process chain (surface safety valves), and downhole throttles on reservoir flux (Denney 2015; Li et al. 2013).

These roles, as inclusive as they may have been, were all roles that could only have been played by women.

Photography is inclusive in its mediatory role.

Nevertheless, our microbiome study of extreme ageing contributes to assess a more inclusive portrayal of the role of the intestinal bacterial counterpart in the pathophysiology of the ageing process.