Sentence examples for excludes not just from inspiring English sources

It excludes not just local government but parents too from any say over the shape of their local schools.

It excludes not just Cuba's debt with Russia, but also that with China, Vietnam and the Czech Republic, as well as more recent loans, such as $13m from South Africa for diesel engines bought in 1997 and $20m to Chile for mackerel imports.At the end of April, Cuba held much-postponed talks with a dozen members of the Paris Club of creditors.

Sex in hookup culture isn't just casual, it's aggressively slapdash, excluding not just love, but also fondness and sometimes even basic courtesy.

The Bush administration has tried to exclude not just Congress but the courts from decisions relating to the "war on terror".

But in future, he's got to actually tackle some of the conflicts about being black and excluded, not just distance himself from the less palatable parts.

Bartell said that to keep health care costs reasonable, it had tried to provide coverage for the health care costs employees cared about most and had chosen to exclude not just contraception, but also fertility drugs, cosmetic surgery and Viagra.

It was a Tory MP, Margot James, who pointed out that her party's 2013 conference slogan – "For Hardworking People" – excluded not just the government's usual targets ("scroungers") but lots of other groups: "children, older people, retired folk, people with disabilities and people who for whatever reason cannot work".

Taken alongside the Conservative proposal to devolve all income tax decisions to the Scottish parliament, Scottish MPs would find themselves excluded not just from ordinary English lawmaking but from some of the most controversial and sensitive decisions a parliament can make – on income tax and the budget.

I didn't predict how long, how far reaching and deep the efforts taken would go to alienate, punish and exclude not just me, but my children.

Let's remember that Latin night exists because many gay clubs have a history of racial profiling, excluding not just Latin rhythms and beats, but the black and brown bodies that carry them.

Bringing people who feel excluded back into not just education but also into politics itself is essential to how Take Back yhe City have organised themselves.