inclusion
অন্তর্ভুক্তি
definition
noun
federal legislation now mandates the inclusion of students who are English language learners
the action or state of including or of being included within a group or structure.
The composition of these minerals is known from a handful of outcrops containing inclusions of mantle material.
a body or particle recognizably distinct from the substance in which it is embedded.
translation of 'inclusion'
অন্তর্নিবেশ,
অন্তর্ভুক্তি
noun
অন্তনিবেশ,
অধীনতা,
ধারণ
example
But to foster a sense of community and 'inclusion' , they decided to attach it to the existing building.
they have been selected for 'inclusion' in the scheme
Movements have achieved change by fighting for 'inclusion' within this system.
I spent the morning working on the new book of poems, selecting, sifting and sorting pieces for 'inclusion' .
Each child selected for 'inclusion' in the sample was a biological child of the primary respondent.
By defining itself so securely on its own terms, it excluded the rest of the British Isles from 'inclusion' within it.
She would be an entertaining 'inclusion' in any reality show, even in Britain.
A number of pieces out of the union of the resultant lists will then be selected for 'inclusion' in the book.
The author and editors are unable to reply to contributions not selected for 'inclusion' .
This is not so much an offer of 'inclusion' as an insistence upon it.
Local companies have been selected, where possible, for 'inclusion' in the construction of the new building.
In Victoria, crash statistics are used to select schools for 'inclusion' in the program.
We each independently selected trials for 'inclusion' in the review.
Two reviewers independently selected trials for 'inclusion' and exclusion.
Pupils regularly have their poems chosen for 'inclusion' in the Poetry Now competition, which publishes books annually.
In keeping with the theme of 'inclusion' , every child in the school is involved.
Psalm 23, which opens this five-section piece, is not an unconsidered 'inclusion' .
This year, the venue has changed, and there are new people selecting the works for 'inclusion' .
That this is a party which wishes to base itself upon compassion and 'inclusion' is beyond doubt.
Happily, there was no sign of a gratuitous 'inclusion' of whisky in any of the recipes.
federal legislation now mandates the 'inclusion' of students who are English language learners
The programme supports measures focused on social 'inclusion' and equal opportunities.
It tends a little too much towards freakishness, but it's a well-selected 'inclusion' in this context.
They call for our 'inclusion' within the community, but baulk at us having any meaningful role within our own agencies.
The one that increased the likelihood the most was selected for 'inclusion' in the model.
They embrace and build upon the critical importance of diversity and 'inclusion' .
One way to avoid poetics that encourage such reductive readings is for the poet to propose an 'inclusionary' ethos.
As is usually the case, there were surprise 'inclusions' and omissions.
Of course, some 'inclusions' are obvious and some baffling.
We share the same values, but their practice of politics is exclusionary and not 'inclusionary' .
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