Sentence examples for defined to exclude from inspiring English sources

They've promised that a "significant proportion" of payouts will be in shares, which was already required under European guidelines, and they'll disclose how much their top five executives are earning – although "executives" are defined to exclude big-earning traders.

The crime of extortion is defined to exclude lawful bargaining processes; for example, a union official may threaten to call a strike for higher wages.

If you hear that "everyone" supports a policy, whether it's a war of choice or fiscal austerity, you should ask whether "everyone" has been defined to exclude anyone expressing a different opinion.

Petitioner village has an ordinance prohibiting door-to-door or on-street solicitation of contributions by charitable organizations that do not use at least 75percentt of their receipts for "charitable purposes," such purposes being defined to exclude solicitation expenses, salaries, overhead, and other administrative expenses.

The issue in this case is the validity under the First and Fourteenth Amendments of a municipal ordinance prohibiting the solicitation of contributions by charitable organizations that do not use at least 75percentt of their receipts for "charitable purposes," those purposes being defined to exclude solicitation expenses, salaries, overhead, and other administrative expenses.

MENA is a collection of emerging nations commonly defined to exclude Israel (because it is too well developed to qualify), Turkey because it's also part of Europe and Saudi Arabia and Kuwaitt (because of their restrictions on foreign investors).

Logical queries are then defined to include or exclude eligible patients who meet each criterion for the demographic entity.

But lawyers at the Treasury Department have defined "steel" to exclude fabricated steel products like girders, beams and plates used in the construction of bridges, according to department documents, including letters to members of Congress and steel importers.

Prop trading now typically accounts for a mere percentage point or two of firms' revenues (see table)—if it is defined narrowly to exclude risk-taking related to client business.

Here, the court narrowly defined "personhood" to exclude anyone who lacks legal responsibilities.

Fifty-eight years after it banned discrimination in public education, the Supreme Court has set the stage for the defining civil rights decision of this era — agreeing to hear two cases challenging laws that define marriage to exclude couples of the same sex.