Sentence examples similar to excluding particular instances from inspiring English sources

When setting offers, we would rather "protect" key subjects than exclude particular A-levels.

Did the plans set out to exclude particular specialists, or did the specialists exclude themselves by demanding higher fees than the company was willing to pay?

But its spokesman adds: "When setting offers, we would rather 'protect' key subjects than exclude particular A-levels.

Does such determination involve the very deliberation about particular instances that was meant to be excluded by the rule?

These various alternative formulations of the distinction would exclude imperfect duties not because imperfect duties do not "influence" others (they do) but because, as imperfect, they cannot be coerced in particular instances, since imperfect duties always allow for the moderating role of an individual's inclinations.

Its particular instances are obscured by its universal presence.

This becomes evident by reference to particular instances which occur.

There are many other particular instances of atmospheres, emotions, stillness and blasts.

But most of those efforts have focused on examining particular instances of harm to children.

Concepts cannot be limited to particular instances; rather the particular object is seen as an instance of the concept (essence).

To date several studies have addressed this idea in particular instances by sequencing antibodies specific for particular antigens.