No. 10,228 in French
inclusifs
"Inclusifs" means "inclusive" in English, referring to something that includes or embraces all.
In a sentence
Les politiques inclusives favorisent la diversité dans les écoles.
Inclusive policies promote diversity in schools.
Here, 'inclusives' is used as an adjective describing 'politiques', referring to policies that aim to include and accommodate diverse groups and perspectives.
Les ateliers inclusifs sont ouverts à tous, quelle que soit leur origine.
The inclusive workshops are open to everyone, regardless of their background.
In this context, 'inclusifs' modifies 'ateliers', indicating that the workshops are designed to be accessible to all individuals without discrimination.
Nos programmes inclusifs garantissent l'équité pour chaque participant.
Our inclusive programs ensure equity for every participant.
Here, 'inclusifs' applies to 'programmes', meaning the programs are structured to provide equal opportunities for all participants.
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