We wanted to fill some things in about the Food for Thought reading series at the National Arts Club, particularly regarding its inclusiveness.
The genus Cettia has often been divided into subgenera, although there has been poor agreement between authors regarding the inclusiveness of these subgenera (e.g. [ 4, 7]).
Certainly Akram Khan, the choreographer for this year's Big Dance Pledge, regards its inclusiveness as its special beauty.
South Africa went relatively quickly from the notoriously despicable apartheid system to adopting a constitution in 1994 renowned for its clarity and inclusiveness regarding human rights.
(To be sure, there was plenty to be critical of, especially regarding corruption and inclusiveness, but a dictatorship it was not).
The color and youthful inclusiveness of "Regarding Amy" is expanded upon in a crowded Be-In of a show -- three shows, really -- organized by Daniel Reich, John Connelly and Scott Hug, editor of K48 magazine, at D'Amelio Terras on West 22nd Street (review, page 33).
Leagues often allow some heterosexual participants, in the spirit of inclusiveness, but still wrestle with rules regarding the limits on heterosexual players.
Finally, The King and I deals with different cultures' preconceived notions regarding each other and the possibility for cultural inclusiveness in societies.
The evaluation system met Ramsden's criteria [ 14] regarding characteristics of the evaluating sample, data collection method, and inclusiveness of the evaluation.
Regarding "Syria's threatened minorities" (Views, May 5) by Jonathan Randal: President Bashar al-Assad has created a false narrative of cultural, ethnic and religious inclusiveness under his regime.
