Sentence examples for been excluded from some from inspiring English sources

In Hangzhou, the UK has been excluded from some joint meetings involving EU leaders from France, Germany and Italy.

In their letter of resignation from the project, Mr. Volpe and Mr. Montrone said the Met had been excluded from some important decisions about financing and other issues.

She has felt shunned and has been excluded from some extracurricular roles, including the recruiting of prospective employees and helping develop an online system for marketing new securities, known as an electronic roadshow.

Due to its preference for edge habitats, this species appears to have been excluded from some of the thorough avian community studies in grasslands (US/IBP BIOME studies) and shrub-steppe (Wiens, Rotenberry, and others [Wiens and Rotenberry 1979, Rotenberry 1980, Rotenberry and Wiens 1980, Wiens and Rotenberry 1981]) during the 1970s and 1980s.

Bob told me that his father was involved with the design and construction of 720 Park Avenue in 1928 and that because his sons had been excluded from some athletic clubs, he had a squash court built in the basement for their use.

graduate students in U.S. universities have been excluded from some scientific meetings related to their projects; discussions at some international scientific meetings have been constrained or aborted; and university-industry collaborations have been disrupted.

I'm excluded from some things, such as motortrade bodies, because of my different approach".

"You are excluded from some kinds of bonding, as a woman.

The Greek finance minister, George Papaconstantinou, was there, too, but was excluded from some of the discussions.

These are the benefits of traveling as a solo female; while I might be excluded from some spaces, I am welcomed into so many more.

We were excluded from some meetings because we weren't permanent staff, and left to man the phones –despite the answering machine.