Sentence examples for excluding remarks from inspiring English sources

The huge amount of remarks made it impossible to take decisions on including or excluding remarks on the base of percentages.

Moreover, the proposed changes would be unlikely to result in an improvement that would be acceptable to the EU as they merely replace as a punishable offence insulting "Turkishness" with the "Turkish people" and "republic" with the "Turkish republic", although a separate clause could be added, which would exclude "critical remarks" from being deemed punishable.

He points to a recent controversy following RuPaul's remarks about excluding trans Drag Race contestants as an example of the ongoing discussion around gatekeeping in the drag community.

From simple insults and offhand remarks to purposely excluding others from groups, these behaviours are largely tolerated in our daily lives and in the workplace.

The second remark is with regard to excluding those taking the exam for at least the second time.

We remark in Table 8 to which cluster of retweets (excluding undefined) the largest number of users of each reply cluster belong (bold values).

It excludes non-specific, general remarks such as "the civilian death toll is rising".

Thus no verification was possible and questionnaires with missing demographic or disease data or containing inadequate remarks were excluded.

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".

Veneman remarks at launch of SOWC 2006: Excluded and Invisible LONDON, 14 December 2005 - Remarks of UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman at launch of the State of the World's Children 2006 in London.

Thus, using the XC code suitable for UMP, see Remark 4, this case is excluded.