inclusive rather than exclusive.
"We need more of that kind of involvement, rather than exclusive emphasis on public financing," he said.
I like the idea of the arts as inclusive rather than exclusive and feel like this is something that Antony Gormley, and this project in particular, embrace.
Mr. Clinton did not refer to them directly, but repeatedly urged his audience to be inclusive rather than exclusive in compiling and applying the rules of free trade.
That's why we made sure Soul II Soul was inclusive, rather than exclusive like so much sound-system culture had been".
They go to family-oriented resorts rather than exclusive places where "we might be impinging on other people's vacation," she said.
Today, his clothes resonate with the sense of being inclusive, for everyone of any race or origin, rather than exclusive or class conscious.
75, suggests that on my reading of the Act, the Kraft companies could have circumvented the purposes of the Act by calling their agreements "assignments" rather than "exclusive licences".
Obama is trying to sell us a "new" politics and a new style of leadership, where the focus on decision-making will be inclusive and coöperative, rather than exclusive and confrontational.
Mr. Amram said that the people he associates with believe, as did Kerouac and the poets Sonia Sanchez, Langston Hughes and Lawrence Ferlinghetti, that their role is to be inclusive rather than exclusive.
Microsoft took pains today to make the case that the new strategy would be inclusive rather than exclusive and that it would offer the new.NET services on competing platforms.
