Sentence examples for amended to exclude from inspiring English sources

Stage 2 - Amended search: In this stage the initial search is amended to exclude the studies that are not relevant to the research question by applying the Boolean and other filters and limits.

The Department recommended that section 301(b) be amended to exclude sound recordings fixed prior to February 15 , 1972from the effect of the preemption.

The official explanation was later amended to exclude the issue of financial penalties, and a correction made to the parliamentary record.

The South African Government said today that an order barring indoor meetings in the Johannesburg area was incorrectly formulated and and would be amended to exclude labor unions.

Some members of Congress have indicated that the 2015 clinical ban could be lifted — or amended to exclude M.R.T. — once such ethical questions are resolved.

In another nod to Russia, the resolution was amended to exclude any sanctions against a nuclear power plant that Russia is building at Bushehr, in southern Iran.

DuPont was offered a standard cost plus fixed fee contract, but the President of the company, Walter S. Carpenter, Jr., wanted no profit of any kind, and asked for the proposed contract to be amended to explicitly exclude the company from acquiring any patent rights.

Presumably that correspondence continues, but the Freedom of Information Act has now been amended expressly to exclude royal communication.

The City Council on Monday largely expressed support for the plan, but it narrowly passed on a 4-3 vote after Councilman Jim Katapodis opted to amend it to exclude bike lanes on Beach Boulevard north of Ellis Avenue, saying the roadways aren't set up to accommodate bikes.

The report recommends abolishing the courts by initiating a human rights challenge and amending the Arbitration Act as Canada's Arbitration Act was amended in 2005 to exclude religious arbitration.

"With race data in hand, the legislature amended the bill to exclude many of the alternative photo IDs used by African Americans," the judges wrote.