Sentence examples for excluding temporary from inspiring English sources

Thursday's data included a revised calculation of total net borrowing for the last financial year, 2012-13, which the ONS now believes was £115bn, excluding temporary factors.

The Office for National Statistics said public sector net borrowing in October, excluding temporary factors such as the transfer of the Royal Mail pension fund, was £8.1bn, down from £8.2bn in the same month last year.

When a court is asked to make a primary-residence assessment, Mr. Ferrara said, it will usually look at a number of factors, including whether the regulated apartment is being occupied by the tenant for at least 183 days of the year, excluding temporary absences for hospitalization, military service or other acceptable reasons.

A practical solution might be to protect 'typical' or 'permanent' occurrences only, excluding temporary occurrences of a species.

A DLT was defined as any study drug-related NCI CTCAE Grade 4 hematological or Grade 2 nonhematological (excluding temporary hyperglycemia, alopecia, fatigue, and anorexia) toxicity.

The federal government figures exclude temporary jobs hired for the 2010 census.

In Hong Kong, gasoline costs more here than anywhere else in the world -- $5 a gallon -- according to a World Bank calculation that excluded temporary price gouging in war areas.

The phrase relatively permanent serves to exclude temporary behavioral changes that may depend on such factors as fatigue, the effects of drugs, or alterations in motives.

Keith Banks, an executive vice president of Lloyd Staffing, a Melville company that places permanent and temporary employees at many high-tech companies, said that job-growth figures used by the Long Island Association excluded temporary workers and consultants.

- Fixed term or indefinite term contract (this excludes temporary jobs).

Separation had to be more than 30 days to qualify in order to exclude temporary furloughs.