Sentence examples for sufficiently inclusive from inspiring English sources
In both cases, the appropriate audience for the testing of claims is universal, and in making a truth or rightness claim one counterfactually presupposes that a universal consensus would result, were the participants able to pursue a sufficiently inclusive and reasonable discourse for a sufficient length of time.
He now has 30 days to form a cabinet.Creating a government sufficiently inclusive to win back the trust of Sunnis, and thus undermine IS, will be no easy task.
Although it wants to see Mr Assad go, it is reluctant to join that fight for now, partly because success in Iraq depends on persuading the government in Baghdad to become sufficiently inclusive to woo back the alienated Sunni tribes.
This is a commendable insight, but whether their prescriptions for an economics of the good life are sufficiently inclusive to work at the level of the poorest in our society – those for whom growth and accumulation are what mostly happens to others – was something about which I was less convinced.
As we make this shift, Mr. Giuliani's strengths, like his bond with the emergency services, will become less relevant -- and qualities that had been in doubt, like whether he is sufficiently inclusive or whether he can strengthen communities, will become more important.
In addition, localized expertise, in the form of indigenous knowledge features scarcely in the IPCC reports (particularly WGII) challenging the extent to which the knowledge base assessed in the ARs is sufficiently inclusive of expertise and understanding of vulnerability, expertise, experiences and characterization of impacts and adaptation associated with climate change (Ford et al., 2012).
(Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. inclusive).
"Inclusive leadership," she answered.
