Sentence examples for deliberate exclusion from inspiring English sources

"There was no discrimination, prejudice or deliberate exclusion," Say explains.

There is a mountain of evidence, going back years, of voter suppression: the deliberate exclusion of large groups of voters from the electoral rolls.

To quote the WEF report: While in nearly all industries and geographies there has been a marked shift away from deliberate exclusion of women from the workplace, there continues to be cultural beliefs that lead to unconscious biases.

For most of these workers, including those lucky enough to live in the newer areas, the mall remains effectively their only viable entertainment option, in a climate of long work hours and deliberate exclusion.

This project seeks to argue that black cosplayers value the Internet as a performance site in part because when they perform in physical spaces, they are either viewed as suspicious and dangerous, or they experience deliberate exclusion (as when cosplayers of color are left out of fan conventions' official photographs).

The Telegraph attacks Labour for "a desperate 11th-hour attempt to shore up the house they helped undermine" and contends that it is "incumbent upon Labour, who have run the Better Together campaign often to the deliberate exclusion of the Tories, to get their supporters to the polls next Thursday to save the Union".

Obvious but deliberate exclusions in this narrative are companies with diverse product lines where cybersecurity is but one focus, such as IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, CA Technologies, Cisco, HPE and Raytheon, to name a few.

In these official follies there is an apparent mixture of deliberate ideological exclusion and blind bureaucratic stupidity.

This project was born as a response to the deliberate legal exclusion of domestic workers from basic government oversight and protection.

"To trigger the exclusionary rule," Chief Justice Roberts wrote, "police conduct must be sufficiently deliberate that exclusion can meaningfully deter it, and sufficiently culpable that such deterrence is worth the price paid by the justice system".

It's a deliberate policy of exclusion".