Sentence examples for deciding to exclude from inspiring English sources

After a nine-day hearing in London he concluded that the Mayor - in deciding to exclude demonstrators from the historic site - had "directed himself correctly, considered all the relevant matters and reached a reasoned decision which cannot be criticised".

But Mr. Cameron's preference ran into strong opposition from one of the most powerful figures in his cabinet, Home Secretary Theresa May, who cited the Scotland Yard chief's responsibilities for national security issues on Wednesday as her main reason for deciding to exclude foreigners as candidates.

Similar to the issues faced for water supplies, a range of hazard and vulnerability characteristics led to the Jenkins et al. (2014) study deciding to exclude waste water systems.

The most common reasons for deciding to exclude a trial was that the trial did not meet the inclusion criteria described in the protocol for the review (14 trials) and that the reporting was so unclear that data extraction was not possible (14 trials).

"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.

Still I would be surprised if the board decided to exclude the investor, since it would come under heavy criticism.

But on Thursday night, to resolve a jurisdictional dispute in the House, lawmakers decided to exclude nearly $6 billion allocated for emergencies like natural disasters.