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inclusive

[in-kloo-siv] / ɪnˈklu sɪv /




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A supervisor rejected his request, according to the filing, noting the county was “committed to fostering an inclusive workplace, including for our LGBTQ+ employees.”

From Los Angeles Times

At the time of the White Paper's release, Phillipson said their plans would make mainstream schools more inclusive and "deliver better life chances for children".

From BBC

He has gained momentum with his faith-based and inclusive messaging that his campaign hopes will draw in moderates and crossover voters.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Islington North MP said he wanted to "build a positive and inclusive party where all members feel empowered to share their ideas".

From BBC

"But the government must now ensure these reforms are delivered as promised - shifting to a more preventative, needs-led system of inclusive mainstream education."

From BBC