Sentence examples for universal inclusiveness from inspiring English sources
By Nick Traverse October 2, 2010 At Saturday's gay-marriage panel at the SVA Theatre, David Boies bemoaned the current lack of universal inclusiveness in marriage law.
At Saturday's gay-marriage panel at the SVA Theatre, David Boies bemoaned the current lack of universal inclusiveness in marriage law.
This does not mean, however, that openness automatically results in universal access or inclusiveness.
She had the courage to make the case to her hosts that the way to meet the challenges facing Egyptian society is through tolerance, inclusiveness, and respect for universal human rights.
And "inclusiveness" has never been so inclusive.
From religious tolerance to abolition and universal suffrage, this value has historically expressed itself in growing American inclusiveness and now is extending to sexual orientation.
A separate statement urged the generals to speed the transition to democracy and recalled Mr. Morsi's pledges of inclusiveness: "We believe in the importance of the new Egyptian government upholding universal values, and respecting the rights of all Egyptian citizens — including women and religious minorities such as Coptic Christians".
Inclusiveness was the point.
That would be inclusiveness.
"It goes against social inclusiveness".
