Sentence examples for excluding a number of from inspiring English sources

Excluding a number of onetime expenses, including costs and donations to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts, Jefferies earned about $81 million.

Despite guidance issued by the US treasury aimed at reassuring Europe that it was permissible to do business with Iran, excluding a number of entities and individuals that remain blacklisted, the continent's big banks still err on the side of caution.

The EU has been revising its GSP, excluding a number of countries that earlier had been covered (e.g. Fiji and PNG, which now fall under Economic Partnership Agreement Market Access Regulations, EU 2013).

With no clear-cut correlation between plasma levels of metformin and prevalence of lactic acidosis, the literature is currently conflicting about the safety of the drug and national restrictions are excluding a number of patients from the beneficial effects of metformin.

That meant excluding a number of available studies (34) with small and unrepresentative study samples.

First, we only looked at sex-averaged expression, which means that we are likely excluding a number of insertions that affect expression in a sex-specific manner.

This excludes a number of specialist colleges – in music, for instance – which may be at the top of their subject rankings.

And he asserts that "the value system of at least 90percentt of the American population (at a conservative estimate), down through the decades, has acted to exclude a number of options that are essential for a healthy society.

In Oregon, last December, a federal judge excluded a number of the plaintiffs' expert witnesses after an independent panel of scientists advised on the validity (or otherwise) of the science.

(Those figures exclude a number of accounting charges, including the company's move to new headquarters, and factor in convertible debt and certain options. On the basis of generally accepted accounting principles, Illumina's quarterly earnings fell 70 percent).

The ICC prosecutor is not bound to accept security council referrals automatically and will independently ensure that the necessary legal requirements of the Rome statute are met, but it is difficult to accept that referrals for the worst crimes known to mankind can be made with caveats that exclude a number of potential players in those conflicts from the ICC's jurisdictional reach.