Sentence examples for more inclusive notion from inspiring English sources

Its supporters in Tahrir Square say they yearn for a more inclusive notion of what it is to be Egyptian than that which Mr Morsi offered.

In contrast, the paper calls for a more inclusive notion of 'knowledge-based practice', which draws on different types of research, the tacit knowledge of front-line practitioners and the lived experience of people using services.

Dallas and other Texas cities substitute the narrow notion of "or"–that is cities can grow only if the suburbs are sufficiently strangled with a more inclusive notion of "and".

Although until now there has been no such term as 'feminence', nor even the more inclusive notion of 'humanence', the term 'human ence' has been esoterically applied in European philosophy, however rarely and idiosyncratically.

This seems to be a critical remark that opens up for a more inclusive notion of the subject of scholarly knowledge (the humanist undergoing change by undertaking a study), but both Kirby and Metzger would invite us to think twice.

The development of these institutions marked the emergence a more self-consciously public middle-class culture, one remodelled around a more open and inclusive notion of what public life involved.

They also long for a more comforting and inclusive notion of what it is to be Egyptian than the Brotherhood held.

Spending even a sliver of time with Mr. Fagan, who is talkative and easygoing, suggests that he too is taken with the notion of a more inclusive world.

A more comprehensive understanding of organizational context increases the likelihood that AIS will provide the information necessary to support the more inclusive accountability regimes arising from an expanding notion of acting in the public interest.

Mr. Ghannouchi, his own thoughts evolving in exile, became an early proponent of a more inclusive and tolerant Islamism, arguing a generation ago that notions of elections and majority rule were universal and did not contradict Islam.

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