Sentence examples for public inclusion from inspiring English sources

Public inclusion is recognized as essential in local government decision-making processes.

Discussions on high ambiguity have been labelled as "participatory" to echo the need for broad public inclusion.

Some women/housewives would also be valuable participants since they could contribute from the perspective of their denied public inclusion.

The House majority leader, Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, told the Washington radio station WTOP on Friday that he was "disappointed and distressed that the list was made public" because inclusion of the names alone could be incorrectly construed as showing evidence of wrongdoing.

While trust is already significant in many areas of the energy sector (e.g., investment decisions, market transactions, power plant and network operations), it will probably become even more important in future constellations, if the public's inclusion is required.

What began as a no doubt earnest effort to hammer out fixes for the most egregious and tenaciously unpopular aspects via committee, has instead produced legislation that makes the voucher inequities even worse by recommending an overall increase in landowner tags, at the same time failing to eliminate the vulgar public lands inclusion.

Admission to the program depended on standard national public-sector inclusion criteria and care was provided through a clinic at public-sector, primary-care site.

He, too, said it was "incredibly important" for all the other major emitters to submit their public pledges for inclusion.

But the NAO said that the Home Office collects data from non-departmental public bodies for inclusion in the workforce size indicators, and this data is not subject to the same level of control.

"Ofcom has also ruled that ITV failed in its obligation to ensure that generally accepted standards were applied and did not provide adequate protection for members of the public from the inclusion of harmful material," the regulator said.

In the information sheet, Commissioner Roger Goodell makes perhaps his strongest public statement on inclusion regardless of sexual orientation: "Discrimination and harassment based on sexual orientation is not consistent with our values and is unacceptable in the National Football League".