Sentence examples for would inclusive from inspiring English sources

It would inclusive of men and women, soloists and choristers, sister acts and two-man teams, producers and choreographers, so that all the people, yes, Baby, "should see what they've been missing all these years".

Such an event would be inclusive.

I think that would be inclusive.

Constitutional reform would be inclusive, transparent and accountable.

It would be inclusive in its dialogue, and independent, while being connected to diverse communities.

Gov. Mitch Daniels of Indiana said it had fed his fears that "our side might not offer a bold enough and specific enough and constructive enough — and I would say inclusive enough — alternative".

But Mr. Kerry's expected announcement, officials said, may not come until after the United States secures a commitment from the Syrian opposition and its supporters that any government that replaces Mr. Assad's would be inclusive, would protect the rights of his Alawite minority and other sects, and would abide by the rule of law.

Microsoft took pains today to make the case that the new strategy would be inclusive rather than exclusive and that it would offer the new.NET services on competing platforms.

Throughout his speech, Corbyn stressed that he would be inclusive, in comments designed to allay the fear of centrist MPs that they may no longer have much of a place in his party.

Such a meeting would be inclusive, based on the goal of a comprehensive Middle East peace (including between Israel and Syria, and Israel and Lebanon), and based on the principles described in the preamble to this document.

Asked for assurances that the review would be inclusive of opposition parties, the prime minister made a caustic aside about past experience and offered only an undertaking of full involvement "when there is a decision taken".