Sentence examples for excluding honest from inspiring English sources

CSE refined the definition of misconduct in 2002 by specifying that two concepts are central to scientific misconduct: deceit and negligence [ 20] and excluding honest errors from the definition.

But friendship does not, and should not, exclude honest criticism more perhaps than Mr Clinton was ever prepared to offer: he never asked Israel to do more than its prime minister, Mr Barak, was prepared to do.

It explicitly excludes "honest error or difference of opinion".

The exterior is more problematic, hermetic and excluding, a too-honest representation of the them-and-us culture in which the future world leaders – for now students at the Blavatnik – will probably operate.

In their intellectually honest forms (excluding fundamentalists of both stripes), they couldn't possibly claim to have pat answers, but each does provide a metaphysical ground from which to explore these questions.

However, as soon as the "Blunt" type reaches a high frequency in the population, the adoption of QS genes obviously becomes profitable, because the "Honest" (CSR) genotype takes over, ultimately excluding the "Blunt" one.

It may do so, however, at the expense of either over excluding veterans with a history of childhood physical abuse or discouraging "honest" reporting of childhood abuse.

Excluding Cruisin' of course.

There's no reason to believe America is safer when we exclude or harass foreigners who are honest about drug use and that's the only thing this policy achieves.

There is no reason to exclude Democrats if Republicans intend to be honest.

To exclude the evidence found because of an honest mistake by a police department that was corrected within fifteen minutes, would have little deterrent effect, while conferring an extraordinary windfall on Herring.