Sentence examples for be able to exclude from inspiring English sources

Corporations will no longer be able to exclude foreign-source income from tax.

But he added that, despite repeated analysis, "we may never be able to exclude that other chemicals were involved.

(Married taxpayers filing jointly who meet the same requirements may be able to exclude up to $500,000 in gains).

Mr Cameron wants to be able to exclude recently arrived European immigrants from welfare and public housing.

The talks center on the way the companies should disclose such practices and how and when consumers should be able to exclude themselves from scrutiny.

Because of the EU's free movement laws, the government will not be able to exclude Turkish criminals from entering the UK".

"We haven't been able to exclude that there is some subtle difference involved in how it's made at Greenville," Mr. Tyle said.

Insurance companies "like being able to exclude people from coverage because the more they can exclude, the more money they can make," she went on.

Using the Euclidean assumption that straight lines do not enclose an area, he was able to exclude geometries that contain no parallels.

"Typically," Professor Schill said, "a couple who have used a home as their primary residence for two of the previous five years is able to exclude from their income taxes $500,000 of capital gains.

Locke's system was criticized for not being able to exclude the possibility of thinking matter.