Sentence examples for and exclusions of from inspiring English sources
The world has changed; just as classic-era Hollywood, with its unchallenged prejudices on matters of ethnicity and gender, reflected the dominant presumptions and exclusions of the time, so the endurance of suffering during a rough-and-tumble period when many more Americans did physically hard and dangerous work found its reflection in a comedy of danger.
The Kaiser surveys include detailed data on the contributions that employees make out of their paychecks toward the premiums for their coverage, but they do not include data on the out-of-pocket spending for health care by employees and their families through deductibles, co-insurance and exclusions of health care services from coverage.
And it needs to be spread of a scale that can democratize the complex hierarchies and exclusions of modern societies, where power is concentrated not only in corporate giants and the global market but also in invisible patterns of positivism -- detachment and narrowly credentialed knowledge systems -- which devalue the intelligence and capacities of everyday citizens.
The inclusions and exclusions of respondents over time, and the exchange between junior and senior doctors, is a reason for caution.
A detailed description of the steps of specimen collection and exclusions of selected cases and controls during the collection process are included in Table 1.
It describes the aspects of care that the guideline will cover, the background epidemiology, the population, the healthcare setting, and inclusions and exclusions of interventions and treatments.
Intimidation of local journalists has continued, and exclusion of much of the foreign news media persists.
Those who voted remain have overcompensated by offering up suspicion and exclusion of all "foreigners".
However, the awards were not without their annual controversy over the inclusion and exclusion of certain shows.
Quarantine and exclusion of plants and of plant products are still widely practiced in accordance with international agreements.
How has hegemony of the haves in our politics, at the expense and exclusion of the have-nots, fostered our democratic values?
