Sentence examples for exclusion how from inspiring English sources

So long as Trump is using the name of Christianity to recruit thousands of people into the very un-Christian causes of hatred, fear and exclusion, how can any Christian leader stay silent?

When you get somebody who's a black cop, upholding the legal structures of the system, going into that group, it becomes this play on inclusion and exclusion: how can African Americans be included in the American narrative when their bodies are always criminalized and demonized?

When you get somebody who's a black cop, upholding the legal structures of the system, going into that group, it becomes this play on inclusion and exclusion: how can African Americans be included in the American narrative when their bodies are always criminalised and demonised?

But, for regular theatergoers, it may be hard to watch Mr. Harvard's performance in "Tribes" without becoming more conscious of another, little-noted form of exclusion — namely, how rarely deaf actors, and actors with other disabilities, appear on New York stages.

Too often, the raw technical facets of a solution are solely considered to the exclusion of how humans will use and apply the technology.

Too often, the raw technical facets of a solution are solely considered to the exclusion of how humans will use and apply the technology.

He then added that he hopes to lay out at a future date exactly who caused his exclusion and how the did it.

"With MTV as a partner, million of viewers, mostly youth, will have a better understanding of the concept of exclusion and how it is affecting our boys and girls throughout the region and Panama," said Mr. Connolly.

While the work presented here indicates incipient speciation of the two lineages, much work still remains to be done to determine whether the lineages are reproductively isolated, whether there is competitive exclusion, and how embryos and adults are affected by environmental differences between the biogeographic provinces.

Philip A. Hamburger, Exclusion and Equality: How Exclusion from the Political Process Renders Religious Liberty Unequal, 90 Notre Dame L. Rev. 1919 20155).

12. Meehan, RL; Jelks, Lauren (May 1987): "The Battered Exclusion: Who Pays How Much For Landslides?" For the Defense.