Sentence examples for inclusive standards from inspiring English sources

But critics called for more inclusive standards and guidelines if districts choose to include gun safety in its curriculum.

However, these actors are also apprehended by their registration, their articulations with the selections, and inclusive standards of the health care system.

In January, the board indicated it would consider adopting a more inclusive standard, but still had no plan to add nonhostile deaths in the Global War on Terror to the memorial.

Such an inclusive standard is essential because many different evolutionary trajectories can lead to the same outcome.

(By pretty inclusive British standards anyway – 12 degrees in the March drizzle? Absolutely. 3 degrees in the January sleet? No thanks).

Without this openness to exploring diverse ways of doing and being, as Lid [ 22] has noted, "UD risks being nothing more than a new and perhaps slightly more inclusive minimum standard for inclusion" [ 22, p. 213].

British Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman declared this month that she is bored of being told to set a more inclusive beauty standard and that "nobody wants to see a real person on the cover of Vogue".

Although there is no single definition, systematic indexing, or evaluation principles, generally speaking, scholars tend to agree that it is a general index used to evaluate a population's living conditions from the perspective of social development and is more inclusive than "standard of living" (Wu 2002).

To aid comparability with the staff absence data, we restricted analysis to cases between 15 and 64 years of age inclusive, as standard 'adult' age groupings start with 15 24 years.

It should make recommendations to Congress about how to achieve fair, inclusive and uniform standards for voting and vote counting.

Uncertainties in volume fraction may be inclusive to the standard error in the samples graphed in Figures 3a,b and 4a,b.