Sentence examples for determined to exclude from inspiring English sources

They were both determined to exclude him from office, and it would be wrong to ascribe his long years in the political wilderness solely to the declining fortunes of the Liberal Party.

Ariel Sharon, Israel's prime minister, is determined to exclude from this new Palestine some chunks of the West Bank where large Jewish settlements have been built since 1967 (and he recently won Mr Bush's public support for this).

After his death this party determined to exclude the house of Orange from power, and the Act of Seclusion (1654) debarred the prince of Orange and his descendants from holding office in the state.

Rowling's study of life in a small English town dominated by small-minded folk seemingly determined to exclude poor people from their perfectly-kept streets was published to decidedly mixed reviews – but perhaps makes for better viewing than it did reading.

At the Prophet's death, Arab clans were determined to exclude "foreigners" from holding the office of the caliph, even if the "foreigners" were pious Muslims with competent skills to run administrative affairs.

Wolfgang Gortschacher's book on Little Magazine Profiles... shows... that there was a terrific dearth of magazines during the 50s an impoverishment of openings which correlates with rigid and conservative poetry, and with the hegemony of a few people determined to exclude dissidents".

Gates were set to exclude nonviable cells as determined by propidium iodide staining.

This project was determined to be excluded from IRB Review by the National Institutes of Health Office of Human Subjects Research Protections, Protocol #12183.

An analysis of the effect of chord length determined that, to exclude the influence of chord end boundary conditions, an effective chord length of at least eight times and four times the chord diameter, for thin and thick walled chords respectively, should be used for experimental and numerical studies.

They said they would determine what to exclude, not the government.

Furthermore, an ideologically defined global alliance of democracies would face serious difficulties in determining whom to exclude and in striking a reasonable balance between its doctrinal and strategic purposes.