Sentence examples for did not include issues from inspiring English sources

While the program did not include issues about China at first, Ms. Cheng said, it was now "writing curriculums for schools on Chinese history".

It was unclear in both articles how important resources were measured and valued (Items 4b and 4c) and discussion of the results did not include issues required to inform a purchasing decision (item 9).

There is scarce information specific to the lived realities of women and girls; data is rarely disaggregated by sex or does not include issues and challenges that primarily affect women and girls.

Those totals do not include issue ads that groups are not required to disclose to the Federal Election Commision, or the significant spending — of both disclosed and secret money — that big-spending groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have already planned.

Between 2008 and 2012 — neither a midterm election — independent expenditures in the House and Senate races increased from $46 million to $445 million, a tenfold increase that does not include issue ads run early in the cycle to soften up incumbents of both parties.

While Google's database does collect candidate ads in the U.S. it does not include issue ads — broader campaigns meant to influence public thought around a specific political topic — nor does it collect state or local ads.

As we previously reported, that database does not include issue-based ads or any ads from state or local races so its utility is somewhat limited though new ads will be added on an ongoing basis.

Mr. Harbinson did not include environmental issues in his draft.

But the agenda did not include contentious issues like textile exports, currency controls or labor rights.

His announcement came a day after The New York Times reported that the ethics commission had, at least initially, limited its own formal investigation to Mr. Lopez, and did not include the issues now being reviewed by the special prosecutor.

Sandra Kristoff, assistant United States trade representative for Asia and the Pacific, told the subcommittee today that the trade office did not include health issues in its deliberations about what trade barriers to fight and what countries to punish for maintaining them.