Sentence examples for exclude a part from inspiring English sources

Representing Disney, Viacom and Time Warner, he also helped persuade the House lawmakers to let movie studios exclude a part of their foreign royalty income from taxation.

They also wanted to exclude a part of the agreement that would have the agreement apply to any law enforcement agency the city contracted with for policing services in the future.

The latter option would have meant to exclude a part of the study area from an established national intervention, posing mayor ethical as well as operational issues as well creating a very artificial scenario.

At a time when we are rightly celebrating the greatest generation, we are deliberately excluding a part of it.

"No amount of pacification will be able to last, nor will harmony and happiness be attained in a society that ignores, pushes to the margins or excludes a part of itself," the pope said in Varginha, a slum that has recently been subjected to pacification.

However we have since heard feedback from our customers that while the spirit of this approach was genuine, it inadvertently excluded a part of our Xbox LIVE community.

Since the prevalence of type 2 diabetes increases strongly with age [ 41] we run the risk of excluding a part of our target group.

QGS, on the other hand, allows a somewhat oblique valve plane towards the septum on the long axis, thus excluding a part of the LV volume near the septum.

At the same time, she derided Mr. McCain's avowed goal of broadening the party's appeal, saying, "You don't exclude a major part of the Republican Party, and then say you want to be inclusive.

Talking about the evaluation of the questionnaires, we had to exclude a big part of the questionnaires due to the reason that they couldn't be matched.

Classification strategies using annotated genes are dependent on the state of functional gene annotation and exclude a large part of information on gene expression that is available in signature genes that have not yet been integrated into a functional context.