Sentence examples for widely inclusive from inspiring English sources
After assembling an initial cut from eight interviews, she added, "we realized our responsibility to be more widely inclusive".
The current study was designed to pilot test a brief, widely inclusive, local access format of ACT in a UK primary care setting.
A "Dear Colleague" letter from Cordova dated 22 February sets a 10-year goal of "transforming [science and engineering] so that it is fully and widely inclusive".
Stanford University was also able to boost female computer science enrollment from 12.5percentt in 2008 to 21percentt in 2013, through efforts to make the program more widely inclusive.
The application solicitation from NSF Director France Cordova (author of this week's Science Careers-produced Working Life article) "sets a 10-year goal of 'transforming [science and engineering] so that it is fully and widely inclusive.'".
The New Zealand Report states: 'If there had not been prior integration of services under Education, it is unlikely that New Zealand would have had a curriculum as innovative and as widely inclusive of early childhood education services as Te Whariki …If childcare services had not been under the Ministry of Education, the curriculum probably would not have applied to them'.
Our search strategy was deliberately inclusive in order to map the available evidence as widely as possible.
"Inclusive economic institutions, are in turn supported by, and support, inclusive political institutions," which "distribute political power widely in a pluralistic manner and are able to achieve some amount of political centralization so as to establish law and order, the foundations of secure property rights, and an inclusive market economy".
(Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. inclusive).
"Inclusive leadership," she answered.
