Sentence examples for excluding strict from inspiring English sources

Some commentators took Andrews as excluding strict liability and negligence cases out of constructive manslaughter, although contrary to the exact wording in the judgment there; however, a separate case also called R v Andrews convicted the defendant of constructive manslaughter based on a strict liability offence and this alternative proposition cannot be supported.

The Twenty-five Articles was essentially an abridgment of the Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England that excluded references to specifically English situations and went beyond the original in excluding the strict Calvinist interpretation of predestination, adopting instead a more general Lutheran view.

They can include the fast publishing of negative results, publishing detailed methodical papers and excluding a strict connection between career progression and publication activity, especially for younger researchers.

Many commentators object that this is too strict, excluding conventions "more honored in the breach than the observance".

With all the other Guardian online comment spaces the moderators are, for obvious reasons, pretty strict in excluding postings that are not directly connected with the topic involved.

Book, published work of literature or scholarship; the term has been defined by UNESCO for statistical purposes as a "non-periodical printed publication of at least 49 pages excluding covers," but no strict definition satisfactorily covers the variety of publications so identified.

The main strength of our study is the strict design, excluding PHPT patients with known cardiovascular risk factors.

Nevertheless, current AS criteria may be too strict, thereby excluding some patients in whom expectant management would be appropriate and safe [ 12].

To better define the risk factors associated with vertebral fracture in MGUS, we selected patients with strict criteria, excluding patients with hematological diseases, known osteoporosis or a history of vertebral fracture.

This solution is based on the premise that the preponderance of eating disorder NOS cases is the result of the DSM IV diagnostic criteria for anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa being too strict, thereby excluding very similar states.

Notably, several PICT authorities experienced frustration at being advised that countries should not institute border closure, while at the same time being cognizant of the history of the 1918 influenza pandemic in the Pacific and the very real possibility of excluding infection by instituting strict border controls.