Sentence examples for as it excluded from inspiring English sources

The move is a recognition that the more limited G8 was hopelessly antiquated, as it excluded the emerging economies of China, India, South Africa, Mexico and Brazil.

Ghosh announced his decision yesterday in a letter to The Times of India, in which he argued that the name "Commonwealth" for a literary or cultural grouping could "only be a misnomer" so long as it excluded the many languages that sustained the cultural and literary lives of those countries.

In a letter to the Times of India, he argued that the name "Commonwealth" for a literary or cultural grouping could "only be a misnomer" so long as it excluded the many languages that sustained the cultural lives of those countries.

This is not comparable to our findings as it excluded all unprovoked seizures and all febrile seizures.

Officials said the £635m figure - outlined in projected annual revenue and expenditure calculations for local government - represented the "profit" that councils made from parking tickets and fines as it excluded the cost of administration and patrolling.

German Orientalist Paul Deussen criticized the idea of unity in the Upanishads as it excluded all plurality, and therefore, all proximity in space, all succession in time, all interdependence as cause and effect, and all opposition as subject and object.

It excludes women carrying a fetus just as surely as it excludes employees injured off-site or requesting a new assignment for some other reason.

Also out are italics Scalia uses to imagine how some future judge might edit a decision he doesn't like — a slight pity in the case of Windsor, as it excludes such phrases as "enjoying constitutionally protected sexual relationships".

Local newspapers suggest that AIS leaders may be allowed to form a political party so long as it excludes the leaders of the still outlawed FIS.

It is true that the official unemployment rate often understates real unemployment, as it excludes the so-called discouraged workers — those who have given up even looking for a job.

This actually understates the situation, as it excludes the most popular basic pay-TV package, UKTV, which the BBC controls editorially and half-owns, and also Channel 4's half share in the Emap music channels.