Sentence examples for inclusiveness with from inspiring English sources

The faulty conflation of Fifa's inclusiveness with corruption has had dire consequences.

He rarely uses the words 'our' or 'we' when he speaks, to indicate inclusiveness with those he is addressing".

It's a way of making movies that is consistent with the desire for inclusiveness, with the recognition that people cannot, in fact, be typecast fairly.

But, at the end of the day, I would, and do, support public television's inclusiveness, with all its occasionally tedious shagginess.

While Berlin's start-up scene has a spirit of inclusiveness, with Americans, Australians, Danes, Swedes and Spaniards in their 20s and 30s outnumbering their German colleagues at most companies, old-fashioned attitudes do persist.

In a letter to the Hirshhorn and the Smithsonian Institution that runs it, Ms. Caplan complained about the "contentious manner and lack of inclusiveness with which a number of trustees and staff associated with the Hirshhorn and the Smithsonian have behaved over the past year".

We have long had problems with inclusiveness within the LGBT world.

President Obama's inclusiveness started with his celebration of America as a patchwork of "Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus — and nonbelievers".

Chadha said that her intention was not just to "regurgitate" the film on to the stage but to grapple with the themes it dealt with – "inclusiveness and the very human warmth about who we are as a nation".

Bush offered a hologram of inclusiveness; Gore countered with the real thing.

Europe has maintained much more economic equality but is struggling greatly with inclusiveness and discrimination, and is far less open to minorities than is the United States.