Sentence examples for robust and inclusive from inspiring English sources

The revised Sense-making is more robust and inclusive and considers in particular: analysing drivers; ensuring vision-building; creating alternative scenarios.

We present our index to emphasise the need for measuring conservation performance, to help nations identify how best they could improve their efforts, and to present a starting point for the development of more robust and inclusive measures (noting how the IUCN Red List evolved over time).

This will, however, require robust and inclusive global economic, financial and political institutions.

The USG also calls for robust and inclusive third phase consultations on the latest draft of policies.

The authors narrate one historical case after another across the globe to illustrate a cardinal principle: robust and inclusive institutions -- political and economic -- are the sine qua non of success.

The arts were a strategic part of their agenda to make our democracy more robust and inclusive, powerful tools for weaving the webs of social connection that build strong communities and for facing the challenges of social and emotional development while living in poverty.

Similarly, as conflicts in so-called fragile states increase in complexity, the need for a robust and globally inclusive humanitarian response to combat new challenges is augmented.

Growth has to be high, robust, sustainable, inclusive and equitable.

But recent changes to the process itself, agreed to by all 193 members of the General Assembly, provide us with a genuine opportunity to make it more transparent, more robust, more inclusive and ultimately, more effective.

(2005) do consider the USA to be a robust example of a society with strong and "inclusive" institutions.

Dr Rösler is more upbeat and inclusive.