Sentence examples for is meant to include from inspiring English sources
He had said, "After all, the democratic process is not meant to exclude, but rather is meant to include all in the process".
The Dagger is meant to include classified technology that will help the device verify that the signal it is receiving is actually coming from a United States G.P.S. satellite.
The term rule-based program is meant to include definite clause programs, SOS specifications, attribute grammars, and conditional rewrite systems.
Beyond that, the precise level of future funding, which is meant to include contributions from industry, is still being negotiated.
Intuitive cognition is meant to include a human's more-or-less direct sensory experience of the external world.
6; Scanlon (1998), ch. 3. 13. "Acted with respect to this person" is meant to include the act that causes this person's existence.
Although the word dukkha in common parlance means suffering, its use by the Buddha was meant to include both pleasure and pain, both happiness and suffering.
It was not clear whether Mr. Mandela's criticism was meant to include his successor, Thabo Mbeki, who has been faulted for impeding many efforts to test and treat people in South Africa for H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
Tuesday's meeting with the New York Times was meant to include off-the-record and on-the-record sessions, with reporters, columnists and editors from a newspaper Trump has called "inaccurate", "dishonest", and "failing" since being elected president.
