Sentence examples for with inclusiveness from inspiring English sources

Europe has maintained much more economic equality but is struggling greatly with inclusiveness and discrimination, and is far less open to minorities than is the United States.

Among them was "Your Quote: George W. Bush has proven in Texas that he can manage like an executive, govern across party lines, and lead with inclusiveness".

Chadha said that her intention was not just to "regurgitate" the film on to the stage but to grapple with the themes it dealt with – "inclusiveness and the very human warmth about who we are as a nation".

Today, the artist who bred his own moths in order to depict them accurately in his fairy paintings hangs in the same gallery as those other attention-seekers, Mr Hirst and Tracey Emin; it is almost as if he were their long-lost ancestor.While Fuseli's rehabilitation is admirable, the Tate's obsession with inclusiveness dilutes Sir Christopher's ideas.

Mr. Applebome notes that after the decision the organization lost the support of dozens of corporations, local governments and school districts, as well as many United Way chapters that cited the importance of being able to say, as the president of his local United Way chapter did, "that all donor dollars go to programs that are consistent with inclusiveness".

In this article we investigate whether linking stages by integrated contracts can lead to more sustainable road infrastructure development by assessing public and private experiences with inclusiveness of integrated Dutch Design-Build-Finance-Maintain (DBFM) projects throughout the procurement, design, construction and maintenance and operation stages.

With Thurst, inclusiveness is at the core of the product, and with that in mind, so is safety.

Kingsley, who had no trouble squaring his Christian faith with the new science of evolutionary theory, introduces readers to every imaginable sea creature with encyclopedic inclusiveness.

In a sense they will have to become post-Islamist to chart an original path that combines faith with democratic inclusiveness.

Koopmans, (2004), for instance, explains the degree to which immigrants participate in public debates concerning them with the inclusiveness of local incorporation regimes.

Today, more than ever, we need the UN with its inclusiveness, its slow but steady consensus building and, more than anything, we need to increase its efficiency and reinforce its main projects, objectives and strategic goals.