Sentence examples for excluded from making from inspiring English sources

If the easement is exclusive, the servient owner is excluded from making some uses of the property that would otherwise be allowed.

For people in same-sex relationships, aging carries an added burden of anxiety: the fear that in a health crisis their partner might be excluded from making medical decisions, even visiting their bedside.

The position of arbitrators is further complicated by the fact that according to the case law of the ECJ, only certain types of arbitral bodies constitute "courts or tribunals" within the meaning of Article 234 of the TEC.5 Private arbitrators are excluded from making a reference, irrespective of whether they decide according to equity or law.

If it missed the deadline, it would be excluded from making an offer for six months.

However, the court's press secretary suggested Ms Samutsevich was excluded from making an appeal as she had not attended the court's proceedings.

In this case, MTV is now excluded from making their own Jersey Shore app in the same way it is excluded from surf 'n' turf night, excluded from ravioli night, and excluded from chicken cutlet night.

In the acute setting, carers have complained of feeling excluded from decision making [ 33].

As a result, according to Binalshibh, Jarrah felt isolated and excluded from decision making.

Young feminists are considered to be an evil, scary threat; as a result we are completely excluded from decision making.

Replying to a letter of withdrawal from the project from Mr. Volpe and the Met's president, Paul M. Montrone, Lincoln Center's three top officials -- Beverly Sills, the chairwoman; Gordon J. Davis, the president; and Marshall Rose, chairman of the redevelopment corporation -- disputed the Met's claims that it had been excluded from decision making.

In many places across the world, women spend countless hours collecting and preparing water for their families, yet they are often excluded from decision making.