Sentence examples for excluded precisely because from inspiring English sources

It is doubly unfortunate, then, that poor people are often socially excluded precisely because they are poor.

Some of them believe that one step in the direction of ending women's oppression, a goal they share with all feminists, is to incorporate into our philosophical theories those things that have been heretofore excluded precisely because of their association with women (Baier 1987b; Held, 1987).

Yet, this is happening to a large degree precisely because formal politics has started to actively exclude the majority of people.

This was even more apparent when considering states that we excluded from our analyses precisely because they had too few easement deals.

"When a woman is doing her own thing with her own body, the action has an impact far beyond the immediate act: it becomes symbolic of an independence and self-governance that is threatening precisely because it excludes the penis," she said.

From this governmental perspective some 'ways of governing are intolerable precisely because they exclude the possibility' of self-formation (ibid).

I imagined a mother's private response to the fact that her children were spared precisely because they'd been excluded.

Kyoto was later excluded, too, because of its cultural importance.

Suppose that the Board of Trustees of a university votes to adopt an admissions policy that (implicitly or explicitly) excludes Jews, and the trustees vote that way precisely because they believe that Jews are inherently more dishonest and greedy than other people.

Infants deceased before one year of age were excluded because the quality of the vital status assessment for this age-class could not be precisely known.

(Four councils were excluded because of insufficient data).