Sentence examples for excluding driving from inspiring English sources

Homicide and related offences murder, attempted murder and manslaughter, but excluding driving causing death and conspiracy to murder affect 1.6 per 100,000 persons, which is below the national average of 2.0 per 100,000.

The average working time per test area (including preparation, excluding driving time) was 4.8 h for habitat structure mapping over the whole test area (625 m × 625 m).

That's what I did, dinner excluded, driving into Midtown yesterday morning, parking the car, buying three tokens and riding the local out to Shea.

It might also be a "future baseline," which is a projected future set of conditions excluding the driving factor of interest.

Minors will be excluded, and driving under the influence will remain a crime.

This finding is interesting, because the prevalence of some declines (i.e. contrast sensitivity and glare sensitivity) that are excluded from driving capability standards is higher than others that are included (i.e. visual acuity and visual field) [15].

However, this observation does not exclude the driving force of phosphorous in the development of vascular calcifications as the subgroup with calcifications was significantly longer exposed to phosphorous disturbances (longer hemodialysis vintage).

Reynders said that after searches of Amrani's house terrorism could be excluded as a driving force.

In this study, we examined the dynamics of PM2.5 concentrations and their potential effects of green vegetation but excluded many other driving mechanisms such as the above actions, as well as the climatic influences a major variable determining the transportation and deposition of all pollutants (Liu et al. 2005).

For example, more than 60% of participants did not drive, so the driving question was excluded.

Pluralities reported being married (42%) and living in a suburban location (46%); 70% reported household income of under $75,000/year, approximately two-thirds (68%) of respondents reported living without children in their household, and 90% reported having a full (i.e., excluding learner's permits) driving license.