Sentence examples for careful to exclude from inspiring English sources

In Oslo and subsequent accords, the Israelis were careful to exclude provisions that might lead to a Palestinian political entity with actual sovereignty.

His widow, the Argentinian Chichita Calvino, has been careful to exclude all personal and love letters, as Calvino was jealous of his privacy.

The small cabinet committee that met a few months later to sanction Britain's nuclear programme was careful to exclude ministers such as the chancellor of the exchequer who might object on grounds of cost, and the military also had doubts.

In Don't Look Now, Roeg is careful to exclude, as much as possible, the colour red from his screen, so that Christine's red mac becomes even more starkly visible.

Theater, by definition (and Woodruff's own definition is careful to exclude solitary forms of watching), is a communal enterprise, both for those who mount a performance and for those who take it in.

As Kennett shows, the sense of restraint is all the more remarkable inasmuch as Sherman's army was run pretty much as a private army, with him its near dictator, careful to exclude reporters, commissioners and outside observers as he saw fit.

Mr. Bush was careful not to exclude their use today but also sought to dampen expectations of an all-out air and ground offensive.

They have been careful not to exclude a substantial ground force but are clearly holding out the hope that it will not be needed.

But the provision uses careful language to exclude another screening firm, Argenbright Security, whose repeated security infractions have made it a political lightning rod.

By using big data to underpin policymaking we need to be careful not to exclude the needs and rights of groups of people without access to phones or computers.

Careful not to exclude anyone who appreciates his art, Oliver also offers a "pay-what-you-can" system for reproductions of his work on his website.