The EU charter of fundamental rights – accepted by all EU states — guarantees the right to marry, deliberately excluding any reference to gender.
Senator John McCain's campaign issued a statement expressing confidence in the Federal Reserve and Mr. Bernanke, but pointedly excluding any reference to the president.
Iran, alone, had also sought to exclude any reference to the Holocaust.The document finally adopted makes no explicit reference to Israel and the Middle East.
Jane Golding, the chair of British in Europe, said the draft excluded any reference to their continued right to freedom of movement to enable cross-border commuting or provision of services in another country or to people in another country.
When NATO ambassadors and diplomats assigned to the E.U.'s Political and Security Committee, or P.S.C., decide to meet, the agenda is scrupulously drawn up to exclude any reference to military or intelligence issues.
The difficult equation for Hollande is that Putin will try to make sure that a UN resolution that France has called for is written on his own terms, excluding any reference to an externally driven – even negotiated - regime change in Damascus.
Tom Watson's urgent question was carefully worded to exclude any reference to the Queen's political affiliations as such matters are off limits to the Commons, but its sense was unmistakable: the justice secretary had abused his position of trust as privy councillor to boost the Brexit campaign and ought to be sacked.
But, according to current and former intelligence officials and committee staffers knowledgeable about the report, the CIA has insisted that the executive summary exclude any reference to Mitchell and Jessen by name, despite the fact that their roles in the program have been widely reported.
For Husserl, one's actual or potential experiences of correlates that were not properly of the ego still would belong to one's sphere of ownness, but one had to seek to exclude any reference those correlates, as products of the sense-determining of other subjectivities, might have to those other subjectivities.
For Schutz, however, insofar as those experiences of what was not properly of the ego, supposedly confined within the sphere of ownness, had their origin in the intersubjective world of everyday life that higher level phenomenological reflection presupposed, it seemed difficult to see how one could exclude from such correlates any reference to the sense-determinining of other subjectivities.
