Sentence examples for inclusive service from inspiring English sources

Burgess now dispenses pretend hot drinks every day to a growing audience attracted by his friendly, inclusive service and links to tracks on YouTube (aka the diner's jukebox).

A variety of initiatives exist at national and local levels to improve migrants' daily living conditions through more inclusive service provision and citizenship (Juzwiak et al. 2014), and are often necessary to address some of the key structural risk drivers most relevant to migrant groups.

The organization also announced that TAC would carry closed captioning on all of its programming: while the CRTC's standard conditions of license for digital services at the time only mandated that 90% of programming be captioned, the NBRS felt that committing to caption all of its programming was consistent with its goal to make TAC an "inclusive" service.

Another aspect of engagement with Indigenous communities is to have greater visibility and promote an inclusive service that is keen to work with them.

Service providers have had very little training in relation to disability, and limited access to the resources that would enable them to provide a disability inclusive service.

Informed by qualitative accounts such as those reported here and in addition to outcomes for SUs, it would be worth for future research to explore primary outcomes from relatives that derive from relative inclusive service provision.

Contracting out the management of leisure centres and libraries to not-for-profit trusts through innovative, multi-borough contracts will create more modern and inclusive services, and save an estimated £30m over 10 years.

They could even worsen tensions in a country if growth is not inclusive, services are captured by an elite or industrialisation generates unbalances between regions.

We need to fight for a national non-discrimination law that protects all LGBTQIA+ and an interpretation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act that does not allow medical facilities and public businesses to opt-out of providing inclusive services to the queer community.

In recent years there has been an embarrassment of riches in innovations targeted at solving the problems of the poor: from bottom-of-the-pyramid ventures to impact investing and shared value, not to mention the myriad mobile phone applications promising a host of "inclusive" services, from branchless banking and money transfers to public health and education.

UNICEF also continues to develop capacities to strengthen systems and promote access to quality inclusive services at local level.