Sentence examples for excluded from decision-making from inspiring English sources
Our faculty and students have routinely been excluded from decision-making.
"Expanding the scope of the Rooney Rule would increase the likelihood that minority candidates long excluded from decision-making positions will receive fair consideration for open positions".
Tsakalotos believes the anti-austerity government speaks for the growing numbers across Europe who, subjected to the brutal vagaries of the market, feel excluded from decision-making.
Like many on the Greek left, he believes Athens' anti-austerity government speaks for the growing numbers across Europe who, subjected to the brutal vagaries of the market, feel excluded from decision-making.
On the one hand, this circumstance means that non-members are being excluded from decision-making processes within the APUs and cannot directly influence the management strategies of the PC and its members.
"Any time people of color are excluded from decision-making processes directly tied to their health and well-being, fundamental change is needed," De León said in an emailed statement.
As a result, American environmentalists increasingly see litigation as the only way to win against an EPA leadership that takes meetings with industry and excludes scientists from decision-making.
This split would set a precedent for excluding Parliament from decision-making on rules that fix fishing opportunities, a key issue in multiannual management plans.
They urged Mr Coverney to press his Council colleagues to break the deadlock on multiannual fisheries plans, two of which have been stuck since 2010 due to a legal dispute between the institutions, as member states want to exclude Parliament from decision-making on certain key elements of these plans.
Even those on the left who are critical of the military overthrow fault Mr. Morsi and the Brotherhood for their actions in power, for excluding other groups from decision-making, accusing critics of treason and exploiting religion as a political tool.
