Sentence examples for a rationale for excluding from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday the lawyer defending the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) tried his hand at offering a rationale for excluding gay couples from marriage that didn't rest on animus.

Although it is possible that preclinical development programs may uncover a rationale for excluding a particular mutation from a particular trial, our conclusion was that, until there are sufficient clinical trials that include mutation carriers alone or as a separate arm, these individuals should have the right to participate and should not be excluded categorically.

However, a detailed rationale for excluding the citations during screening is not necessarily critical.

Insofar as this is true, it provides an additional rationale for excluding dependents from the franchise.

Most business owners are going to want to play it safe and say, 'I'm not going to want to give the job to someone with a criminal record.' " Even if an employer develops a job-related and business-necessary rationale for excluding some criminal convictions, the exclusion could still be considered discriminatory if there is a less discriminatory alternative that would achieve the same result.

In 2006, in Hudson v. Michigan, Chief Justice Roberts assigned the majority opinion to Justice Antonin Scalia, who wrote a sweeping assault on the rationale for excluding illegally obtained evidence.

The latest salvo from Representative Frank Wolf (R-VA) criticizes the center's rationale for excluding six Chinese students from an upcoming scientific meeting, a step that has prompted some scientists to call for a boycott of the 4 to 8 November meeting at Ames, located in Mountain View, California.

The rationale for excluding femur fractures as an endpoint for the exposed children is that the unexposed had no diagnosis of fracture of femur in the Swedish Inpatient Register.

The rationale for excluding such articles was to gain a better understanding of CDI in the general hospitalised population rather than those with a specific illness.

The rationale for excluding women who had ever used HRT, those who had a hysterectomy, and those who remained perimenopausal at the end of the study, was to study the effect of untreated natural menopause.

After the suit was filed, the government changed its rationale for excluding Professor Ramadan, now saying that he had contributed about $1,300 to a charity in Switzerland from 1998 to 2002.