Sentence examples for directly exclude from inspiring English sources

The framers did not directly exclude education from the federal agenda.

Of course Congress didn't directly exclude asylum applications by young children when it passed the immigration statute in 1980.

He said there could be practical issues for female transgender soldiers in the infantry, explaining that accommodation may not be suitable, but added that the forces should not "directly exclude" transgender people.

Then we design a novel feature selection model with group sparsity, Deep Sparse SVM (DSSVM) that not only can assign a suitable weight to the feature dimensions like the other traditional feature selection models, but also directly exclude useless features from the feature pool.

It's Facebook's past "affinity marketing," which enabled marketers to select racial and ethnic groups to directly exclude from marketing efforts, harnessing the power of big data in all of the wrong ways.

Before the Heritage Foundation health care plan, first passed into law as "Romneycare" in Massachusetts, and then as the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare), the insurance industry could directly exclude, or by charging sky-high premiums effectively exclude, people with pre-existing illnesses from health care coverage.

We also excluded transfers from outside hospitals directly to the care of admitting services.

She said: "I was advised by the registrar of member's interests that I did not have to declare the trip on the register, as visits undertaken as part of an IPT fellowship are directly excluded.

Among the 30 identified studies, 23 studies were directly excluded (reviews 9, duplicates 5, out of scope 5, others 4).

14As another robustness check, we use the local projection method of Jordà (2005) directly, excluding contemporaneous observations of the crisis and labour shortages from the projections.

In contrast with other papers, our measure of leverage includes only financial debt and directly excludes other liabilities such as trade payables, which mainly depend on business transactions and not on the effect of corporate taxation.