| And any event where people have made an effort to follow a theme has a built-in inclusivity. |
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| It was a reversion to type not unknown from the leader of a party that, from the start, set itself firmly against democracy and inclusivity. |
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| It is early days, but it is possible that this kind of inclusivity is exactly what our notoriously shambolic film industry needs. |
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| Rejecting terminological inclusivity as unnecessary frees us to accept a pragmatic understanding of the working-class. |
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| Additionally, the new inclusivity in labour historiography may have specific effects in gendered maritime history. |
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| It's about raising bigger questions of diversity and inclusivity that haven't been raised. |
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| With our openness and inclusivity, we shall confront and overcome all the challenges facing us as a nation. |
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| Tory wets will enthuse about social justice and inclusivity like simpering liberals. |
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| It is a way of life based on the principle of inclusivity, diversity and co-existence. |
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| In this context, an academic-social debate took place, characterised by its inclusivity. |
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| Effective frameworks must rest on a thorough understanding of the barriers to achieving inclusivity and employment equity. |
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| The challenge lies in how to change the organizational cultures to support inclusivity. |
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| This work will be based on our tradition of inclusivity, partnership, dialogue, openness and practical cooperation. |
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| They adopt such abstract nouns as access, outreach, inclusivity and challenging. |
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| As for the Iraqi government of Haider al-Abadi, it ought to honour its promises of inclusivity. |
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| Clearly, finding the right balance between inclusivity and strategic focus remains a challenge. |
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| Using rights claims as trump cards is not a recipe for social cohesion, inclusivity, or justice. |
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| A politically charged, anti-racist rallying point in its early days, it is still commited to inclusivity – without being overly earnest about it. |
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| The UUP is committed to the principles of inclusivity, equality, and mutual respect on which the Institutions are to be based. |
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| Employers need to work to set expectations and change the culture to one of inclusivity, helping to integrate such groups into the workforce. |
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| Of the principles identified, strategic and sustainable planning, inclusivity, cooperation, human security, and transparency were most prevalent. |
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| The lack of inclusivity of the Bonn Agreement and subsequent state-building efforts are key drivers of the current phase of conflict. |
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| The Philippines supported the multilateral process and highlighted principles of inclusivity, transparency and broad-based participation. |
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| Its emphasis on inclusivity offers NGOs a tremendous opportunity to help shape the agenda for international mine action and stimulate its pace. |
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| This resistance to confrontation and questioning were seen as ways of preserving harmony and inclusivity, which are seen as positive attributes of Asianness. |
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| While Mozilla went out of its way to emphasize its belief in inclusivity this week, Eich did not. |
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| New doctrinal and linguistic orthodoxies were put in place to institutionalize the gains made by revisionists in the name of pluralism and inclusivity. |
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| Despite the apparent ubiquity and inclusivity of the net, it's still a very specialist concern, and nowhere near as representative as it likes to think it is. |
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| All modern theorists have applied fusionism and inclusivity to Greek ethics to some degree. |
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| Within a single organization scheme, you will need to balance the tension between exclusivity and inclusivity. |
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| Yes, it's the end of the regular season, and in one of the more touching examples of charitable inclusivity, everybody gets to play a part — even Chivas. |
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| More specifically, the strategy focused on showcasing technology and business, leveraging long-term business opportunities, stimulating economic diversification and tourism, and promoting inner city inclusivity. |
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| Activities would be complementary to existing arrangements and undertaken in a manner consistent with the principles of inclusivity, partnership and openness in order to maximize mutual support and practical cooperation. |
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| Since the development of persons and peoples is at stake, this discernment will have to take account of the need for emancipation and inclusivity, in the context of a truly universal human community. |
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| Moreover, the inclusion of women was until recently one of the main concerns for the inclusivity of the Landsgemeinde. |
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| She is comfortable working with people from a wide range of perspectives, meeting the unique needs of the participants, and ensuring that a high degree of inclusivity is attained. |
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| The op-ed article in the Wall Street Journal reflects Anwar's worldview of tolerance and inclusivity at a time when religious sentiments in Malaysia are becoming increasingly brittle. |
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| Could it perhaps be that the inclusivity of UN and world politics is directly counteractive to the imperative of pruning – of making hard, unpalatable decisions, of choosing priorities, and asking the rest to wait? |
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| It may seem anathema in fashion, but Bailey is betting on inclusivity. |
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| The culture of a workplace must also be one of inclusivity. |
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| To create change, NZNO must model progressive aspects of the modern union movement, particulary in terms of its values and its inclusivity. |
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| As noted previously, even among the 14 participants in this study, three dominant conceptions of inclusivity were apparent. |
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| We must always remember that diversity without inclusivity lacks action, representing a missed opportunity. |
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| Her delegation hoped that future negotiations would be based on the principles of transparency and inclusivity and that the needs of the developing and least developed countries would remain at the centre of the Doha Agenda. |
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| How can this spatial planning strike a balance between a spirit of openness and inclusivity, on one hand, and a community's and a language's need for protection and vitality on the other? |
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| In this case, a geeky genius who invented Javascript and who had pledged total inclusivity in the workplace instantly became the equivalent of a Grand Master in the Ku Klux Klan. |
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| In 2012, the Rugby Football League were awarded the Stonewall Sport Award in recognition of their work in embracing inclusivity and tackling homophobia. |
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| In part 4 Lee compares postexilic Judah with Hong Kong, valuing hybridity, with various peoples forged into a new community, requiring inclusivity that embraces plurality. |
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| He said he will be focusing on connectivity, inclusivity, innovation and relevance during his tenure at the newly-named Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce. |
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| Lucy is the new Head of Inclusivity, while David is now Senior Executive, Primetime Factuality. |
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