Sentence examples for clearly excluded from inspiring English sources

Obscenity is clearly excluded.

This clearly excluded fossil fuel and mining companies, the main beneficiary of enormous and unneeded subsidies.

"The chapter on internet is particularly worrying as some experts consider it reintroduces the concept of liability of internet providers, which is clearly excluded in the European legislation".

Though the monks' orange-robed parliamentary leader, the Venerable Athuraliye Rathana, wants peace for most sentient beings, Tamil rebels are clearly excluded.

We know that in the Ming dynasty (1368-1644), for instance, merchants' sons were not allowed to take the examinations at all, and that in the Qing (1644-1911), as Benjamin Elman, a scholar from Princeton University, has decisively shown, "the content of the civil service competition clearly excluded over 90 percent of China's people from even the first step on the ladder to success".

Granick echoes the EFF's position there, stating that TOS violations must be clearly excluded from the reach of criminal law.

"But that clearly excludes everybody with a plane".

The problem this particular approach creates is that it clearly excludes male victims.

He is also right to say that the legal logic of the white paper doesn't clearly exclude domestic assassinations.

"For example, McNeil claims that 'made from sugar' clearly excludes the interpretation that Splenda is sugar, or that Splenda is made with sugar," she continued.

Published the following summer in the journal Information and Control, the paper began with a brief accounting of what Zadeh considered fuzzy: For example, the class of animals clearly includes dogs, horses, birds, etc. as its members and clearly excludes such objects as rocks, fluids, plants, etc.