Sentence examples for inclusive under from inspiring English sources

The party has only managed to go so far in re-branding itself as broad and inclusive under Mr Cameron's leadership.

Meet winner No 20: Star Enterprise Work and Play runs nightclubs for people with learning disabilities that are safe and inclusive, under its 'Under the Stars' brand.

In the new, inclusive Under Armour, Plank is learning to speak of athletic activity in holistic terms, reprising the theme of empowerment that Jane Fonda popularized in the eighties.

Future research on the topic might particularly include a more detailed analysis of the effects of specific agreements, such as GATS, on TB or on other (non-TB) outcomes that are more inclusive like under-five mortality rates or overall mortality.

As you already pointed out, there is no set standard for defining "small business" and any effort to do so would both be simultaneously over-inclusive and under-inclusive.

Your approach, by focusing on one aspect of a bank's total operations, is simultaneously both over-inclusive and under-inclusive, and at, worst, misleading to small-business owners.

Zach Wahls, whose group has been working for more inclusive rules under the motto, "A scout is equal," said he applauded the change.

Fallon is encouraged by the fact that he has been replaced by a more inclusive government under Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.

He said that the party has operated in a much more open and inclusive manner under his leadership and that disgruntled elected officials and other critics simply come with the landscape in any political organization.

With exception of children in special school, (11 children) and those in inclusive classrooms under the guidance of a special educator (3 children in school E), the rest, that is, 16 children with special educational needs were found in regular classrooms with neither any special educator nor assistive learning devices for children with special educational needs (see Table 3).

Using an in-house script (Additional file 5), we tallied the number of matches to the GO terms in the most inclusive subcategories under "Molecular Function", "Biological Process" and "Cellular Component" (Additional file 6).