But Mr. Obama became convinced that the Egyptian was not being inclusive enough at home to stabilize his own country.
This question, the editors of The Great Ideas Today believed, was inclusive enough to address a number of the pressing issues of 1962, such as: Should the United States seek world disarmament?
And so you've got to take them seriously," he said, adding that the country was in in need of politics "that are inclusive enough to actually get something done".
The celebrations were inclusive enough for Jose Mourinho to launch a couple of winner's medals into the crowd as thanks for their support during the astonishing home run that has underpinned this campaign - two points frittered away out of 54 is an awesome statistic.
"Make them question whether they're being inclusive enough.
For them, growth has not been inclusive enough.
Rev. Kathryn Schmitz, Orlando, Florida "Standing On The Side of Love" is a program which was created by the Unitarian Universalists Association, but it's meant to be inclusive enough that others can join us.
These limitations are particularly relevant to arranging panels that are inclusive enough to reflect the diversity of opinion in a broad field, such as Quality Improvement (QI).
27) The organization must be inclusive enough for the participation of key stakeholders, to be accepted by all parties; The organization must be exclusive enough to reach a limit-setting decision within reasonable time and resources; All key stakeholders have equal access and voice.
"We've made a decision that the Syrian opposition coalition is now inclusive enough, is reflective and representative enough of the Syrian population that we consider them the legitimate representative of the Syrian people in opposition to the Assad regime," Obama told ABC's Barbara Walters at the White House.
