Sentence examples for more inclusive set from inspiring English sources

It certainly has changed my views about things and I hope I'll be able to instil a more inclusive set of views to my family and my kids".

They also acknowledged that the summit must be seen as just one step in a broader and more inclusive set of deliberations.

We suggest a more inclusive set of criteria, as proposed by Goadsby and Lipton [2], where either indomethacin-responsiveness or the presence of one cranial autonomic feature is sufficient to make the diagnosis of HC.

The update includes a more inclusive set of emojis, with male/female counterparts for those emojis that were initially just limited to one — include female welders and men getting haircuts.

Headache specialists, of course, may not explicitly use ICHD diagnostic criteria: they have at their disposal and are likely to apply, as in the clinic, a broader, experienced-based and more inclusive set of criteria for diagnosis, which ICHD-based questionnaires can never match.

We also collected free associations to the terms special needs and disability and found that special needs is associated with more negativity; special needs conjures up more associations with developmental disabilities (such as intellectual disability) whereas disability is associated with a more inclusive set of disabilities; and special needs evokes more unanswered questions.

The culture within the college will be more inclusive, setting new standards for excellence and access in research, education and service to society.

To avoid these contradictions Russell introduced the concept of types, a hierarchy (not necessarily linear) of elements and sets such that definitions always proceed from more basic elements (sets) to more inclusive sets, hoping that self-referencing and circular definitions would then be excluded.

It will create a much more inclusive setting and many times encourage acceptance.

I'm interested in the idea that we have a more inclusive, clearer set of objectives.

He added: I'm interested in the idea that we have a more inclusive, clearer set of objectives.