Sentence examples for excluded from the development of from inspiring English sources

"This would be our way to pay attention to the groups that have been totally excluded from the development of our country," he said.

Similarly, Mubarak and his associates sold huge tracts of Sinai land to crony capitalists, angering Bedouins who felt excluded from the development of agricultural farms in their heartland.

After evaluating the quality of the cancer registries according to the standards defined by the International Agency for Research on Cancer [ 12], we determined that the completeness and reliability of mortality data from Shenzhen did not meet the standards; therefore, the data from Shenzhen were excluded from the development of an estimation model for the I/M ratio.

"We are hoping that common sense prevails and we are excluded from the development.

The draft says the safeguard standards aspire to "remove barriers against those who are often excluded from the development process, such as women, children, youth and minorities".

Beside these, five patients were excluded because they had a body weight >135 kg, one patient was excluded from the study because of the development of type 2 diabetes mellitus during the study period, and 46 children and adolescents fulfilled all criteria except for having blood samples drawn within the 60 days period of the MR assessment.

Despite the endorsements, the NEDA, citing an internal rate of return below the set "hurdle rate" of fifteen percent and the impossibility of acquiring some 415 ha of land for the project in one year, rejected the airport proposal in February 1998, and the project was subsequently excluded from the 1998 development cooperation program of the German government.

"Inequality prevents sustainable development, not only because it can undermine social cohesion and a sense of shared wellbeing, but because some sections of societies may be excluded from the benefits of development and prosperity.

These findings are supported by Phaladze's work [ 41] where she examined the role of nurses in HIV/AIDs policy development in Botswana and concluded that the reasons for nurses being excluded from the policy development process included the negative image of the profession amongst policy makers.

Representative Charles B. Rangel, Mr. Lane's only ally on the empowerment zone board, said Brisc was needed to make Harlem residents feel they are not excluded from the economic development effort, which has lent millions of dollars to shopping center developers.

Native Algerians were excluded from the benefits of Algiers' development and increasing commercial wealth by a system of de facto segregation that prohibited them from entering European settlers' public spaces and confined them to a few poor neighbourhoods.