Sentence examples for excluding athletes from inspiring English sources

In fact, the male entertainers, excluding athletes, on Forbes' annual listing of the World's Most Powerful Celebrities earned on average nearly twice as much as the list's women.

Not surprisingly the International Olympic Committee has been loth to exclude athletes or nations from the Games.

However, Jacobs says excluded athletes like Chambers ought to feel encouraged this time.

No country can exclude athletes on the basis of race.

In particular, they were questioned about the frequency and the nature of their imagery use, in order to exclude athletes who regularly performed imagery routines including movements, and/or who would have been unfamiliar with motionless imagery.

If a rule went out excluding entertainers, athletes and criminals from a night's report, the only black faces you could be sure of seeing would be those of the anchors.

To be included in this study, participants had to be a woman between the ages of 18 and 35 and be recreationally active, defined as accumulating 1 to 5 h per week of aerobic and/or resistance exercise, excluding competitive athletes.

The N.F.L. unsuccessfully lobbied the California legislature in 1997 to exclude professional athletes from workers' compensation benefits.

While it does not exclude male athletes as Spikers and Xtreme did, it is clearly aimed at the same adolescent male audience.

He says he just believed it was unfair to exclude disabled athletes from taking part, if they were good enough.

Such an exemption would not be unprecedented -- Louisiana's workplace drug testing statute contains a provision that explicitly excludes NFL and NCAA athletes from its regulations.