Sentence examples for exclude whomever from inspiring English sources
In other states the organization, facing similar suits, had argued that it was a private club and not a public accommodation and that, as such, it enjoyed a First Amendment freedom of association to include or exclude whomever it pleased.
It strictly enforced a gay ban, asserting its legal right to do so based on a unanimous 1995 US supreme court decision over a similar ban in Boston – a ruling that said sponsors of a parade can exclude whomever they like.
On appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice David Souter spoke for a unanimous bench in reversing these decisions, holding that the state's public-accommodation law could not be applied to the expressive decisions of a private parade: the free speech rights of the parade organizers permitted them to include or exclude whomever they pleased.
You can pick your friends on the basis of whatever criteria you wish, but in selecting people for offices you must treat all candidates fairly….So, the fact that private clubs may admit or exclude whomever they choose says nothing about the appropriate admission standards for states.
And while it is true that a private organization can exclude whomever it wants, the Boy Scouts are as private as a public restroom -- and just as dirty.
I hope whomever takes over the MPAA recognizes the necessity of our culture industry to commit to a free & open internet or else exclude a serious sector of our community.
Children of that age group should be allowed to like or dislike whomever they please, and simply because another child is excluded does not mean that he or she is being bullied.
Excluding Cruisin' of course.
