Sentence examples for end of exclusion from inspiring English sources

Officials said this year that Venezuela's tribes had reasons to celebrate the "end of exclusion" because "equality, rights and peace now reign".

England should savour their win It is England's 11th series victory in South Africa, their second since the end of exclusion.

There exists a more sophisticated method for achieving the end of exclusion.

But Gov. Jerry Brown (D) vetoed the Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights late on Sept. 30, ending a three-year grassroots campaign that mobilized more than 8,000 workers and sent groups to the state capital 15 separate times to end decades of exclusion from labor protection laws.

"I think we've got a good spot here," Rudiger said as the yachts neared the end of the exclusion zone.

A further disadvantage is that overcoming NEET status by taking up a training course does not necessarily mean a sustained end of social exclusion.

Those whose exit date came before the end of the exclusion period were thus removed from the analyses.

"Brazil was one of the most unequal countries in the world and you can't end 500 years of exclusion in 12 years.

Roosevelt did not simply order the evacuation of the Japanese-Americans, but also resisted the ending of the exclusion order when even his most conservative colleagues realised that it was both probably unconstitutional and absolutely unjustified.

Last year, the Department of Labor issued a regulatory change that ended 75 years of exclusion to minimum wage and overtime protections for our nation's home care workforce.

The letter, addressed to the Minister of Health Yeh Ching-chuan, ended 38 years of exclusion from the WHA.