Sentence examples for excluding instances of from inspiring English sources

Excluding instances of genuine grammatical confusion, do you commonly use the word "illegal" as a noun?

The amendment, which was ultimately passed with an 8 to 5 vote, allows police officers to use the footage to write their initial police reports, excluding instances of police-involved shootings.

Excluding instances of genuine grammatical confusion, do you commonly use the word "illegal" as a noun? 7. Give at least three examples of disparaging remarks about President Obama that you would consider to be going "too far".

Males generally are spotted singing from March until the mid-summer, excluding instances of singing song snatches periodically to balance the year.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a measure banning most abortions for pregnancies longer than 20 weeks in October, and Trump has said he supports a ban on abortion — although he excludes instances of rape, incest or when the life of the mother is at risk.

A comparison was performed using 10-fold cross-validation, as well as on a separate test set consisting of the 639 excluded instances.

The World Health Organization estimates that globally, 35percentt of women "have experienced either intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime," and this statistic inevitably excludes unreported instances of violence.

Therefore, we excluded all instances of consortship grooming.

If we were to exclude these instances of postoperative leakage, the incidence would have dropped to 0.3%, which is highly comparable to data for bile duct injury based on reconstruction identification methodology, reflecting a selection of the most severe cases.

The narrower view of what constitutes corruption would, for instance, exclude a case of fraud or of conspiracy to defraud a public official, which entails no wrongdoing by the official.

In fact, by adding the qualifier 'non-erroneous' Dharmakīrti is simply following an established tradition of excluding from perception instances of perceptual illusions of the sort produced by, say, the rapid rotation of a firebrand, or cases of sensory impairment as in cataracts.