Sentence examples for decide to exclude from inspiring English sources

But they said that judges might decide to exclude evidence in some of the cases, potentially undermining the government's position and jeopardizing future prosecutions.

The home secretary can decide to exclude a person from the UK if it is believed that an "individual's presence in the UK would not be conducive to the public good", according to government guidance.

The phrase that several witnesses said they heard him shout before the shooting — "Allahu Akbar," or "God is Great" — is "wildly inflammatory," Mr. Fidell said, raising the possibility that a judge could decide to exclude it to avoid a prejudicial effect.

Clearly, it is harder for a school to decide to exclude milk or egg if they are interested in managing allergy through exclusion of the food.

This reason led us to judge the TRISS method inappropriate in the study context and to decide to exclude ISS from the propensity score and adjustment variables.

In practice, however, further biological/clinical investigation might be required to assess the biological and/or clinical importance of the variables involved before we decide to exclude variables from the final model.

"After serious thought, I decided to exclude myself despite it being a fantastic position," Mourinho said.

The officials running the meeting had suddenly decided to exclude outside observers.

The daily deals site decided to exclude expenses like its marketing budget.

Oxford decided to exclude companies involved the most polluting fossil fuels – coal and tar sands – from its direct investments.

Earlier this month, a judge in Brooklyn decided to exclude brain-scan evidence that a plaintiff's attorney had hoped to introduce.