Sentence examples for exclusion imposed on from inspiring English sources

The separated frame/fence and unwieldy mass could possibly be a metaphor for ego and id, the white cube and the creative process or the restriction and exclusion imposed on the Chinese community in America.

For example, the total mutual exclusion imposed on defaults in RDR equivalent default theories no longer applied.

Smyth is not allowed to go within 20 yards of the clinic on Belfast's Great Victoria Street and had a five-year exclusion order imposed on her for "pestering" Purvis.

Financial exclusion imposes significant costs on these households, including high fees and interest paid to alternative providers.

No other inclusion or exclusion criteria are imposed on this group.

However, the supporting documents give no estimate for the number of times the new temporary exclusion orders could be imposed on British citizens returning from Syria or Iraq.

Their exclusion is one of many ripple effects of the two travel bans imposed on people from several Muslim-majority countries by President Donald J. Trump.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02020.009 It is important to emphasize that the analyzed images vary greatly, as there were minimal restrictions imposed on image selection placed by the two exclusion criteria (both eyes visible and diagnosis verified by DRF).

As with a curfew imposed on Japanese-Americans, which the Court also upheld, the decision said that "exclusion of those of Japanese origin was deemed necessary because of the presence of an unascertained number of disloyal members of the group, most of whom we have no doubt were loyal to this country.

"I think all the questions that these artists were asking are still live," says Whitley. "Questions of institutional racism and systemic exclusion, or even trying to balance what's intrinsic to your art practice versus what's imposed on you".

It's imposed on it.