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Meanings of inclusive society in English

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Usage of inclusive society in English
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This agreement opens the door to a more inclusive society, he added.
Radio NZ
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Potentially, this could lead to a more equal and inclusive society.
The Irish Times
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But it would reinforce progress towards a broader, more inclusive society.
The Guardian
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At the heart of Ireland's progress to a more inclusive society is Irish broadcasting.
The Irish Times
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It would be one more step towards an inclusive society.
The Irish Times
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Mr Entsch said his bill was designed to promote an inclusive society, not a divided one.
News.com.au
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The organisation says the show recent story reflects outdated thinking and fails to represent an inclusive society.
Radio NZ
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The quid pro quo was a commitment to build a fair and inclusive society with quality public services.
The Irish Times
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Sir, -The only future for Northern Ireland is when we can have a genuine shared inclusive society.
The Irish Times
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We need to create a more inclusive society, and this is not the way to go about it.
The Irish Times
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A modern republic based on the sovereignty of the people is an open inclusive society that accommodates diversity.
The Irish Times
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There is an enormous commitment across the country to building an inclusive society, President Michael D Higgins said today.
The Irish Times
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He said he made the decision himself in line with council policy which sets out that Auckland is an inclusive society.
Radio NZ
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The question is: will that pattern continue or can a just and inclusive society be built on the rubble of the past?
The Irish Times
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We believe that such marriages are an important step towards formation of an inclusive society where people have equal rights, Klampfer said.
Reuters
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What happens here is changing the next generation of people, making them become more inclusive , creating a more inclusive society, he said.
The Guardian
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