Sentence examples for exclude about from inspiring English sources

But under federal accounting rules, Southwest must exclude about 10percentt of its future contracts, and value them at current prices.

The rules would mean that NordLB, a landesbank in Hanover, would have to exclude about a third of its core capital.

The committee countered with its own study, suggesting that the new definition would exclude about 10 percent of people currently with a diagnosis.

Continuing unrest in parts of the minority ethnic areas led the government to exclude about 1.5 million people from the election.

The current version is thought to exclude about half of the DRC's 45 million potential voters, including about 7 million new voters who have come of age since 2011.

"If Wikipedia were to allow 10 and only 10 edits per editor akin to a survey that requires respondents to complete one and only one form it would exclude about 95% of the edits contributed," say Salganik and Levy.

Both polls were predominately urban and, for security reasons, excluded about 15 percent of the population living in areas of instability.

Excluding about $400 million for one-time items, it posted earnings of about $1.94 a share, short of the $2.07 expected by analysts.

But the registration was disorganized, and officials relied on facial examinations to sort the applicants, excluding about a third of those who identified themselves as minors.

However, mortgages owned by the government's housing finance agencies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, will not be covered under the deal, excluding about half the nation's mortgages.

Such an approach excludes about 34 million working people who are subject to the payroll taxes that finance Social Security and Medicare but do not earn enough money to pay any federal income taxes.