Our approach has been rather inclusive with respect to the used terms.
But since that dark period, Salem has come to nurture a culture that is rather inclusive and tolerant of fringe religions.
In such practices, no one needs to sacrifice their opinion for the sake of another's; rather, something new, inclusive, and more sustainable will emerge from the unity of opposites.
Policies of relevance for socio-economic integration are rather elaborate and (semi) inclusive in the sense that they also benefit new minorities from outside the E. U. (third country nationals-TCNs as opposed to E. U citizens).
That's why we made sure Soul II Soul was inclusive, rather than exclusive like so much sound-system culture had been".
"People thought that it was inclusive, rather than exclusive," said Andy Thomas, a radio host in Columbia who has devoted part of every show this week to the flag flap.
His slogan for running the company—"Purpose, Process, People"—reflected a belief that effective management should be inclusive rather than autocratic, and rather than simply issuing orders and expecting them to be blindly obeyed, he persuaded staff to work for a common cause.
The emphasis on the prohibition based aspects of Shariah have led to missed opportunities to promote the maqasid or objectives of Shariah whose aims are not prohibition-driven but rather, inclusive and egalitarian.
He returned to the question of populism versus élitism in a number of our subsequent conversations, each time taking pains to emphasize that for him, at least, élitism was an inclusive rather than an exclusive concept.
Mr. Clinton did not refer to them directly, but repeatedly urged his audience to be inclusive rather than exclusive in compiling and applying the rules of free trade.
