Sentence examples for inclusive stance from inspiring English sources
As a result of Mr. Heaney's inclusive stance, some supporters of the Irish Republican cause condemned him as accommodationist.
If he were a bigger, better person, he'd take heed of Tuesday's results and adopt a more tolerant and inclusive stance.
"I wish that they had taken a more inclusive stance," said Molham Aldrobi, 48, who serves on the executive boards of both the Syrian National Council and the Brotherhood.
First, straights who wish to marry in California or Massachusetts should just do so, as those states do not discriminate against gays and should be rewarded for their inclusive stance by the boost more marriages may give to their economies.
Wrench links the more inclusive stance on immigration and 'race' to a decline of union influence, 'as membership and power declined, it was increasingly recognized that the future of trade unionism depended on a more inclusive strategy which took seriously the problems and interests of previously marginalized groups' (Wrench, 2004: 21).
This will put the two of you into an inclusive stance, rather than a mine vs. yours stance.
At times, Giuliani has taken inclusive stances with regard to immigrants and Muslim New Yorkers.
O'Neill believes the BBC – and newspaper websites – missed a trick by not embracing a more open stance, inclusive of their critics.
The challenge issued this week to Mozilla – creators of the Firefox web browser and advocates of the "open web" – is whether their new CEO's alleged support for anti-gay marriage campaigns is at odds with their inclusive, community-driven stance.
What the 1965 Act did was reverse a recent, exclusionary trend in American immigration law and policy, returning the nation to the more inclusive and welcoming stance it had taken throughout the rest of its history.
We argue that in order to successfully plan and manage the development of GI, an inclusive and future-oriented stance concerning the needs and expectations of urbanites is required.
