Sentence examples for excludes many of from inspiring English sources

But that deal excludes many of the tough steps that Vietnam had committed to, including on workers' rights.

But the list excludes many of the secondary suppliers — companies that provide parts to firms that directly contract with Apple.

That means it excludes many of the biggest winners (who earn the larger salaries that come with graduate degrees) and the biggest losers (those who accumulate debt but don't get a degree) in the current system.

This definition, however, excludes many of the temporary escapes from conventional life through revelry and orgies, punitive actions such as lynchings, and panics, which are not oriented to any kind of reconstruction of social life or society.

The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines, which includes 17 carriers in the region but excludes many of those in mainland China, said Friday that passenger numbers in December 2009 were 8.5 percent above those in December 2008, when the financial crisis was prompting many tourists and businesspeople to scale back travel plans.

For the first time in three decades, the median monthly mortgage payment is about the same as the median rental payment: Of course, this chart is a little bit misleading because it excludes many of the upfront expenses of buying a home, like a down payment and closing costs.

Starved of public finance, most public schools charge fees, excluding many of the poorest children.

The purges excluded many of the Baathists who had skills vital to reconstituting a viable government.

He thereby excluded many of his best-known and best-loved poems and most of his first world war poems.

These recommendations would probably exclude many of the items that were served in the establishment visited by Ms. Brown.

Those areas of the country exclude many of the areas where Alawite and Druse minorities predominate.