Sentence examples for excluded media from inspiring English sources

Off the guest list were The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune (the IHT is the global edition of The Times and Bloomberg Newss, to name some of the excluded media organizations.

He also invited previously excluded media to his press conferences.

(We excluded media, games, messaging services, and social networks, which tend to be more audience-driven than commerce-driven and monetize primarily through ads or digital goods rather than physical goods and services).

CNN also criticized the EPA as having "selectively excluded" media outlets from attending.

The campaign — which entered October with $10.3 million in the bank — is slashing its budget, excluding media and voter contact efforts, by 45percentt from its June plans.

But WH staffs & POTUSes often meet w who they want". The problem for Spicer is that he already clearly articulated his views on excluding media outlets from access at the White House: Since it's a publicly funded operation, it shouldn't happen.

After carefully co-registration of the autoradiographs and HE images, 68Ga-radioactivities were measured in the following regions of interest (ROIs): (1) plaque (excluding media), (2) healthy vessel wall (no lesion formation), (3) adventitia (including adjacent fat), and (4) muscle (internal control tissue).

We excluded otitis media with effusion, chronic otitis media, and glue ears.

We included articles from any media source, but excluded non-media articles posted on Non-Government Organization (NGO) and activist websites as these contain mostly blogs or position papers and are not intended to be objective.

The book tells a story about what happens when non-male, non-white perspectives are excluded from media industries, and it imagines what the new medium of television might have looked like had dissenting viewpoints not been eliminated at such a formative moment.

While Afro-Latinxs represent 25% of the US Latinx population, they're notoriously excluded from media that comes out of both Latin America and the U.S. Telenovelas, the dinosaurs of Latin storytelling, are certainly not celebrated for their nuanced character representation.