Sentence examples for inclusive solution to from inspiring English sources

Some of the authors' predictions (like the demise of disputes over Darwinism or the adoption of an inclusive solution to immigration) seem less likely to surface any time soon, given the importance of these issues to high-decibel factions of the right.

Social co-operative multi-stakeholder models are a dynamic form of democratic social enterprise that may go some way to providing inclusive solutions to many of the issues within our care systems.

Nuxeo's newest release aims to please the demands of customers who need an all-inclusive solution to the management of digital content while simultaneously incorporating social business applications.

The west needs Russia to stabilise the Middle East, bring together conflicting sides to the negotiating table and forge an inclusive political solution to the ongoing violence in Syria.

10.55am BST Ban urged Iraq's prime minister Nouri al-Maliki to "reach out for an inclusive dialogue and solution" to the crisis.

This threat can only be dissipated with an ambitious international initiative aimed at achieving a comprehensive, inclusive and realistic solution to the conflict.

A few fairly recent attempts have been made to present a more inclusive solution for data security in cloud.

Could the active membership and co-operative ownership of workers, service users, volunteers and family members rebuild public trust in services and put an end to cruelty and neglect through a socially inclusive solution where the system of care is owned by the recipients?

The more inclusive solution is a platform edge door, which already exists in St .Petersburg, Beijing, Tokyo, and even NYC, on John F. Kennedy International Airport's AirTrain.

Input from occupational health professionals, employers, government, clinicians, voluntary sector and service-users will help create an all inclusive solution focused directive.

10.48am BST Hague says he has travelled to Baghdad to lobby for an inclusive government as a solution to the "existential threat" posed by Isis gains.