Sentence examples for terms of inclusive from inspiring English sources
Italy is a world leader in terms of inclusive education and de-institutionalisation of people with mental health problems but in other areas it is not.
"We're mandated to provide these children with service, but what will we be able to provide them in terms of inclusive environments?
Most obviously, there is an evolutionary account available, which explains parental investment in terms of inclusive fitness (and also explains "new mate infanticide" in terms of sexual selection).
A plausible explanation might be the comparatively stronger integration of the younger age group in the formal educational system, while the older youths are more or less inevitably exposed to labour market regularities without that strong institutional protection in terms of inclusive functioning (see arguments above).
The fashion industry has come a long way in terms of inclusive mannequins.
No executive wants to lose the next brilliant employee to a competitor simply because the business has not caught up with the times in terms of inclusive policies.
The website of the China News Agency (CNA) was searched using the term "tetramine" inclusive of the years 2000 (the date of inception of CNA) to 2012 [ 8].
We use Chandrasekhar's approach to derive the metric coefficients and the equation of the hydrodynamics governing a perfect fluid in the second post-Newtonian approximation in scalar-tensor theory; all terms inclusive of O(c−4) are retained consistently in the equations of motion.
Other terms inclusive of patient engagement were identified as the search continued, and included "consumer participation/ involvement/engagement", "citizen participation/involvement/engagement", and "public participation/involvement/engagement".
Promote the use of the terms "Inclusive Education" and "Special Needs Education" as intended in the Salamanca Declaration and further promulgated by the 2008 UNESCO Education Summit, and extend services beyond the school walls.
Further, the results are interpreted in term of concepts of inclusive fitness theory.
