Sentence examples for excluded sections of from inspiring English sources

On top of this, its commitment to further benefits cuts will likely have a disastrous effect on already vulnerable, marginalised and excluded sections of the student population, such as migrants and disabled students.

With the addition of Hershey and previously excluded sections of Harrisburg, it went from a district Trump won by 21 percentage points to one he would have carried by 9 points.

We think this was a major factor in a disenfranchised and excluded section of society rioting last August.

Visual examination of lateral and forward movement was displayed in QTM graphical plots of y- (lateral) and x- (sagittal) plane position and used to exclude sections of data in which a dog was not walking consistently (recognised by abrupt irregularity in the plot, indicating acceleration or deceleration, or sudden movement to one side).

A wider list of codes for anti-infective medicines was also assembled comprising the entirety of chapter 5 of the BNF, excluding section 5.4.1 'Antimalarials'.

After last year's dress-code violation, we were asked to fill out the etiquette questionnaire and take parts 3.4-11.2 (excluding Section 3.9, "Fork Placement Regional (Wales and Indochina)," and Section 6.9, "Wrestling") of the Comprehensive Just Be Fucking Normal Test.

There's no doubt that high culture in Britain has excluded large sections of the population: through barriers of class, expense, physical access or a radiating elitism that repelled uncertain entrants.

It was heavily weighted towards exiles who had opposed Saddam and who used their relationship with the coalition to exclude key sections of society who had remained in Iraq all along.

'Design for all' embraces the concept of designing products and workplaces so as not to exclude significant sections of the total user population.

The Linear Mixed Model is designed for analysis of unbalanced repeated measures, and can accept missing values without excluding entire sections of data.

Excluding one section of a society from work altogether cannot be helping the government in its stated aim of creating a more integrated and cohesive country.