Sentence examples for desire to exclude from inspiring English sources

O.E.C.D. members are said largely to agree on a desire to exclude the Internet from a revised telecommunications agreement.

The switch in the burden can be justified only by the Court's misguided desire to exclude important evidence for which it has somehow acquired a constitutional distaste.

I'm quite anxious about the word sexism, because it suggests there is a deliberate desire to exclude women, and I don't think that's the case.

Cynical efforts at voter suppression are driven by an un-American desire to exclude as many people and silence as many voices as possible.

The Bush administration, in its call for the democratization of the Middle East, has refused to support Israel's desire to exclude Hamas from January's elections.

Tymoshenko's defence claimed the case amounted to political persecution by Ukraine's president, Viktor Yanukovich, and his ruling Party of Regions, motivated by a desire to exclude its most potent opponent from the political landscape.

"Our immigration laws reflect desires to exclude people who are disfavored in this country," Kevin R. Johnson, the author of "The 'Huddled Masses' Myth," told me.

Surely, if Congress had desired to exclude judges—and was responding to a specific complaint that judges would be within the jurisdiction of the EEOC—it would have chosen far clearer language to accomplish this end.

We also desired to exclude decedents who had died suddenly or unexpectedly from causes not noted above and situations where the informant identified was not a family member or close to the decedent and/or familiar with their EOLC.

Rudolf 's election as German king at Frankfurt was hastened by the desire of the electors to exclude an increasingly powerful rival candidate of non-German birth, Otakar II of Bohemia.

As the above content mentioned, the blocking matrix is applied to preprocess the data received by the auxiliary array to exclude the desired signal components.