Sentence examples for inclusive speak from inspiring English sources

To participate in the proxy cognitive interviews, participants needed to be the primary caregiver (parent or guardian) of a child between the ages of 5 and 17 years inclusive, speak and read English, and provide informed consent prior to study entry.

To participate in the cognitive interviews at The Children's Hospital at Scott and White (S&W) and the University of North Carolina (UNC), participants needed to meet the following criteria: between the ages of 8 and 17 years inclusive; speak and read English; provide informed assent prior to study entry; and provide parent or guardian informed consent.

Participants who experienced the box as inclusive spoke to the diversity of the membership and to the owner's/coaches' and members' willingness to embrace people of all skill and athletic capabilities.

Ari Fleischer, spokesman for the Bush campaign, said, "The governor's record and his inclusive tone speaks for itself".

What's more, Melton added, white women must be inclusive when speaking out.

"With O as a title," she added, "with this single, strong letter that is so round and inclusive, it will speak to the future of what we want the magazine to become".

In 2011 TUI, a German travel agency, responded by making its First Choice brand in Britain exclusively all-inclusive, so to speak.

Mr. Abulhab calls his alphabet Arabetics, a word he says he coined "to be more descriptive and inclusive of people who speak languages other than Arabic, like Persian or Urdu".

The former treasurer is also due to attend the United Nations in coming weeks as part of Australia's parliamentary delegation to the general assembly, and is expected while in New York to speak about "inclusive growth" at thinktanks and universities.

A half-decent rapport with industry is viewed with suspicion unless you hasten to speak of inclusive growth.

Zephaniah's poetry is a step in the right direction – towards a more inclusive story that speaks to us all.