Sentence examples for area that excludes from inspiring English sources

This is the Park HQ within the inner reserve, the area that excludes all humans except park rangers.

"My prediction is that it will become an area that excludes people from East London who are on low incomes, and the working class people will not feel part of the Olympic legacy," Mr. Robbins said.

In the words of David Pilling, a leading columnist for the Financial Times, the U.S. vision for the TPP amounted to an "anyone-but-China club" which had the "unstated aim" of creating a trade area "that excludes the world's second biggest economy".

We estimated the opportunity costs of agricultural production from implementation of a protected area that excludes cultivation.

As a result a quasi-symmetric left and right lung area is generated that includes all detectable lung area and that excludes the cardiac-related area.

"We voted to support this, and some people donated money," said Kathy Jolowicz, president of the East 83rd/84th Block Association, which serves an area that was excluded.

Core inflation in the euro area (that is, excluding volatile energy and food prices) is running at just 1.4%, up from 1.3% in August.

In a comment to Ferenbach, Oppenheimer questioned a lack of transparency in the University's investment decisions, calling them, among all aspects of campus affairs, "the one area that is excluded to talk about". Ferenbach cited issues of tradition and control, then pointed to whether other types of companies should also be divested, such as consumer-food companies that contribute to obesity.

We pooled all other land cover classes into a fifth category (<1% of total area) that were excluded from analyses.

The lawsuit, first reported by The New York Times, charges that the bank mapped out the city and limited its mortgage products to a so-called "trade area" that excluded more than 85,000 black residents, regardless of creditworthiness.

The suggested number of seed zones is similar to that suggested for the Blue Mountains for two other grass species; we propose six seed zones for most of the Blue Mountains, whereas four seed zones were proposed for E. glaucus (Erickson et al. 2004) and for B. carinatus (Johnson et al. 2010a, b), but over an area that excluded lower elevations.