Sentence examples for inclusive we need from inspiring English sources

"We need to be inclusive, we need to condemn racism, and we need to condemn sexism," she said.

To Be More Inclusive, We Need To Change Feminism Itself, Not The Word Feminism.

For all of us to succeed in making the workforce more inclusive we need to start looking at people with disabilities as people first, and design experiences and environments that are accessible to everyone.

In order for the tech industry to become more racial and gender inclusive we need more people like Everette Taylor championing change from inside Silicon Valley and the tech industry.

I write about sexism – and diversity more broadly – in sport because I believe sport is an important part of our culture, and that to be a truly inclusive society, we need that inclusiveness to extend to sport.

Dr Peter Davis, principal, Consilience Global, Oxford, UK Develop a strategy for more inclusive growth: We need to recognise where the country was at prior to the Ebola outbreak – near the bottom of the Human Development Index.

If we want the world to be a better, more inclusive place, we need to get to know each other better.

To create a truly inclusive healthcare system, we need a truly inclusive democracy.

Diversity is such a broad idea and this idea of being inclusive is what we need to remind people that we need to be inclusive and that also means LGBT and so we have to continue to remind people that just as we fight for civil rights in the sixties and fight for civil rights in 2016 we have to make the LGBT community a part of that equation.

Again and again, better involvement of citizens in urban development was recommended at the Habitat III meeting as the key to achieving more inclusive cities. "We need meaningful, transparent, participatory processes," said Puvendra Akkiah, a planner for the city of Durban.

"The best thing about America is that there is a penumbra of democracy around our institutions that keeps insisting we are not yet democratic enough, we are not yet inclusive enough — that we need, in the case of culture, to make this country more diverse, make the ownership of our past more spread out.