Sentence examples for excluding the rest from inspiring English sources

From opposite political traditions with distinct experiences and worldviews, the two have forged a tight bond, often excluding the rest of the Israeli leadership.

As the Gonski review and one of its commissioned reports show in close detail, well-positioned schools – in all three sectors – do whatever they can to attract the "best" students and their families, thereby both excluding the rest and undermining the schools that they do have access to.

Outsiders may snipe that by excluding the rest of the country—oh, and Canada, the only other nation to enter teams in baseball's "world championship"—the best-of-seven-game contest between the Yankees and the Mets is bad for the game.

However, totally excluding the rest of the traffic flows is not generally acceptable.

(c) "All other regions" (excluding the rest of Europe and the former Soviet Union (SU)).

For each frame of a template representative, instead of selecting only one GMM and excluding the rest of the GMMs for a cluster M i as in MLTS, here we merge the original GMMs in each cluster M i into a new GMM and use the l new GMMs from the l clusters M i, i = 1,…, l to relabel the frame.

Although Governor Pataki's insistence on debt reform makes some fiscal sense, the discussions about it should be open, not part of a three-person negotiation that excludes the rest of the legislators and the public.

First, he must not let the character engage in the kind of navel-gazing that excludes the rest of the world — he must provide a political point of view for us to hold on to or disagree with.

"Myriad and other gene patent holders have gained the right to exclude the rest of the scientific community from examining the naturally occurring genes of every person in the United States," the plaintiffs told the Supreme Court in their petition seeking review.

Each of these varieties of angelology requires some sort of suspension of logic and reason, which is fine for the 40 per cent of Britons who claim to believe in angels, but excludes the rest.

To be sure, not all of these exclude the rest; for example, skepticism has often been associated with fideism.