Sentence examples for exclusion existing from inspiring English sources

A rights-based approach to inclusive quality education is based on a transformative agenda, one that addresses exclusion, existing inequalities in accessing education, and promotes full participation by all children in inclusive quality education, taking into consideration their individual strengths, abilities and needs.

Neither proof of exertion of the power to exclude nor proof of actual exclusion of existing or potential competitors is essential to sustain a charge of monopolization under the Sherman Act.

While women's exclusion from existing extension processes has not necessarily been intentional, it has nevertheless resulted in the omission of important human resources for Jamaica's agricultural and national development.

For example, the right to health, as recognised in Article 12 of the ICESCR [ 23], requires countries to take progressive, concrete steps towards ensuring the availability and accessibility of quality public health and health care services, and essential drugs, especially for socially disadvantaged and marginalised groups that are vulnerable to exclusion from existing services [ 55].

The former official terrorism laws reviewer, David Anderson QC, went further and recommended a more aggressive use of existing "exclusion zone" powers that could see them banned also from going to crowded public places such as arenas or city centres.

Shortly after the report's publication, 43 House Democrats sent a letter to the Office of Management and Budget urging exclusion of all existing riders that limit the federal government's ability to enforce gun laws and combat gun crime.

While at the Lindau Test Site insufficient overburden represents a criteria of exclusion for the existing design of the tunnel, at Äspö HRL the general stress situation is unsatisfactorily described and furthermore includes most likely thrust faulting.

Other patient exclusion criteria were: existing treatment with hemodiafiltration (CVVHDF); major hemodynamic instability defined by the necessity of increased catecholamine infusion dosage or to infuse fluid challenge to control arterial pressure within the first 2 hours following the start of CVVH; tympanic temperature <36°C before randomization.

In accordance with the exclusion criteria, the existing co-morbidities are presented in Table  1.

For example, an antigenic mutant might invade sufficiently slowly to erode its frequency-dependent advantage prior to the exclusion of the existing antigenic lineage.

We applied rules for eligibility for manouvers based on age, sex, presence of index conditions and also assessed for any exclusion criteria within existing guidelines, but did not attempt to determine reasons for non-completion (ie. Patient refused, deliberate deviation from guidelines due to co-morbidities etc…).