inclusive disjunction

The Institute for Inclusive Security commissioned her to write this article.

Keel outside garboard strake, inclusive of thickness of keelband, (p. 151) if any, shall not exceed in depth 1½ in.

In every other department of life they are apparently regarded as inferior or inclusive beings.

In the conference and prayer-room, the native teachers use the inclusive pronominal form of Father, altogether.

The following is the value in dollars of the imports and exports of the island from 1870 to 1874, inclusive.

His sphere of operations he plainly conceives to be from Malta, eastward, to Syria inclusive.