We need inclusiveness and the common good, not greed and the desperate defence of sectional interests.
The BKMI team found that inclusiveness helped address common challenges from different angles and ensured that those implicated in SBCC activities in Bangladesh could have a voice and contribute to the national conversations occurring within the health system.
As conversations about inclusiveness have become more common on gaming industry sites, some Gamergate supporters have reacted by saying the focus should be on the games, not social agendas.
The realization was so painful ― the country I thought I lived in was false, the people I share this American experience with actually voted against everything that I love about my country ― inclusiveness, tolerance, cultural diversity, common decency, kindness.
For now, I ask the question: Has Ann Coulter gone too far for a civilized society concerned with the common good and inclusiveness for the vulnerable?
Indeed, democratizing service and sacrifice would revitalize the meaning of citizenship, regenerate the civil-military relationship, and introduce an inclusiveness to help us find a more common basis of strength in our dangerously divided nation.
We are all "the offspring of common parents", and for Darwin this inclusiveness is the "grand fact" he has uncovered.
And "inclusiveness" has never been so inclusive.
The sale of minority stakes in sports franchises is fairly common and can serve a variety of purposes — a sense of inclusiveness for community and ethnic groups, estate planning for an aging majority owner, and a degree of civic commitment or political influence.
In order to overcome the lack of thoroughness and inclusiveness that candidate gene approach is criticized for, we conducted the genome-wide comparative studies on common form of obesity traits.
