Sentence examples for excluded public from inspiring English sources

The Sixth Amendment public trial right is held by the defendant, and the excluded public have no ability to assert it.

Normal days were defined as schooling days in Malaysia which excluded public holidays or large sporting competitions.

Since more than 95% of treatment centers were private clinics, in order to achieve a homogenous group, we excluded public centers [ 12].

The Nethercutt measure excludes public financing and is silent on other forms, House Republican aides say.

To be taken in May or June, or from September 21 to end of October, excluding public or school holidays.

The holiday must be taken before 30 June 2010 (excluding public and school holidays) and is subject to availability.

American law does not protect privacy, unlike European law, but it certainly has a point in excluding public figures from libel protection.

Readers may contact the office of the readers' editor by telephoning +44 (0)20 7713 4736 between 11am and 5pm UK time Monday to Friday excluding public holidays.

Some say it is to bolster capital: excluding public money and deferred taxes that can count as capital, Sumitomo Mitsui is woefully undercapitalised.

Dave Penman, general secretary of the FDA union, which represents senior civil servants, said that by restricting public sector pay rises to 1% for a further four years, the chancellor was excluding public servants from the benefits of the economic recovery.

But there is a very fine line being crossed here … you end up creating a mirror image of the exclusive and excluding public spaces that feminism once fought against".