Sentence examples for concept of exclusion from inspiring English sources

Liivak, Oskar, "Rethinking the Concept of Exclusion in Patent Law" (2010).

In this literature review based paper we explored the concept of exclusion of local communities from accessing resources in forest protected areas (FPAs) in Zimbabwe.

Nor does the narrow concept of exclusion relate in any obvious way to the amendment's broad phrase "return any alien". That the clarity of the text and the implausibility of its theories do not give the majority more pause is due, I think, to the majority's heavy reliance on the presumption against extraterritoriality.

Choices of the bent tube were not considered if the birds had looked into the straight tube from both sides previously, as these "redundant" looks appeared to be counter-intuitive to the concept of exclusion.

In the latter concept of exclusion, termed the Monopoly paradigm, social institutions such as class, political power, economic structures, and other cultural distinctions perpetuate inequality and domination [ 24].

"With MTV as a partner, million of viewers, mostly youth, will have a better understanding of the concept of exclusion and how it is affecting our boys and girls throughout the region and Panama," said Mr. Connolly.

During their visit, the pop stars spent time communicating with children and families in order to explore the concept of exclusion and what it means for the communities like Kuna Yala.

Architecture, by operating on both material and discursive levels (from drawing lines, building walls, and arranging spaces to re-defining the concepts of exclusion, inclusion, belonging, land, rent, ownership, and density), mobilizes the urban/rural dichotomy.