Sentence examples for excluding permanent from inspiring English sources

The consultation paper recommends that the nine current senior pay grades - excluding permanent secretaries - should be reduced to three.

The land area under KRAV control amounted to 139 000 ha at the end of 2000 corresponding to 5.1percentt of the total farmland (excluding permanent pasture lands).

** "Agricultural Land" as used in this publication refers to "Arable and Permanent Cropped Land", which excludes permanent meadows and pastures, fallow and resulting from shifting cultivation, and land under trees grown for food or timber.

10 In addition to this criterion, those presenting with the following characteristics were also excluded: permanent or temporary inability to walk indicated by the use of a wheelchair, but people using a walking stick were allowed; severe sequelae of cerebrovascular accident; Parkinson's disease in severe or unstable stage; severe hearing or vision deficits; and being in the terminal stage.

Yet on inspection, not one of those functions justifies excluding all permanent resident aliens from the deputy probation officer position.

Treatment bias was simulated by deliberately excluding the permanent plots from being affected by forest loss or degradation that occurred elsewhere in the study area, leading to a non-representative sample.

In this study, northern Botswana is defined as an area of more than 80,000 km between 18° and 21° south and 21° and 26° east, but excluding the permanent swamps of the Okavango Delta.

That young person was 17 points less likely to graduate from high school if he or she lived in a state whose TANF program excluded new permanent residents than in a state that included new permanent residents.

As far as the problem of temporal qualitative variation goes, the constituent of a singular proposition with o as a constituent need not exclude its permanent properties and so need not be a completely bare particular, as the object instantiates those permanent properties whenever it exists.

These early migrants were largely sequestered from urbanites and excluded from permanent legal residence.

"It is unacceptable and unjustifiable that more than one billion people in the African continent are still excluded as permanent members of the key decision-making structure of the United Nations," he said.