Sentence examples for be explicitly excluded from inspiring English sources

The Libyans were aggrieved, he said, that the Scottish government wanted Megrahi to be explicitly excluded from the PTA.

They would be explicitly excluded from new tax credits intended to make premiums affordable for people who make up to four times the federal poverty level -- or $88,200 for a family of four.

Malmström warned that limiting the scope of the investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) service would be difficult to achieve but she gave a categorical commitment that publicly-funded health services would be explicitly excluded from a TTIP agreement.

Along with the fact that the oceanic anthropogenic CO2 sink has little ability to be controlled by human activities, it should be explicitly excluded within current or future climate change policies.

b) Patients with co-morbidities should not be explicitly excluded from the study enrollment, with the exception of relevant safety aspects.

Considering participants' argumentation, if non-climatic factors were to be explicitly excluded, the lower bounds of the interquartile ranges could be higher for indirect heat-effects and vector-, food- and waterborne diseases.

Victims of rape and incest are explicitly excluded.

No, it did what it was tasked to do and minimum staffing levels were explicitly excluded from its brief, but much more is needed to consistently ensure safe nurse staffing levels in the NHS.

However, in September, the establishment of "a Jewish national home" was explicitly excluded from the mandate's clauses, and it was made clear that the area would also be closed to Jewish immigration.

"Applications will be independently scrutinised by a responsible body, such as a local authority or clinical commissioning group, and care home managers are explicitly excluded from granting authorisations or completing assessments.

Opponents claim that completing part two would somehow undermine the local press, but that's wrong too, because local publishers are explicitly excluded from the inquiry into what happened in the terms of reference we propose.