Sentence examples for exclusion of issues from inspiring English sources
Second, most sustainability assessments used in government policy (e.g., the 2012 UK Bioenergy Strategy) and in wider debate around biofuels focus on biomass supply to the relative exclusion of issues arising from the rest of the bioenergy chain (biomass pre-treatment and conversion through to bioenergy distribution and end-use).
At the beginning of this paper we argued the state-of-the-art of whole system assessment of biofuels was significantly limited by a tendency to focus on biomass supply to the relative exclusion of issues arising from the rest of the bioenergy chain, and by the weak integration, if at all, of the social dimension.
"To focus on social issues to the exclusion of other issues puts us in a politically delicate position that could alienate women".
11 world is not dominated by their concerns about terrorism to the exclusion of other issues.
They wrote that, historically, commissions after riots have focused on "economic revitalization 'to the exclusion of social issues, such as racial tension, segregation and discrimination"; this whitewashed over racism in an expedient, cowardly way.
Mr. Richardson places blame for New Mexico's troubles on a governor "obsessed with drug policy" to the exclusion of other issues, an accusation dismissed by Republicans, who complain that the Democratic-controlled Legislature thwarted many of Mr. Johnson's efforts to tackle the state's biggest problems.
She also called out white feminism's exclusion of trans issues.
But she did not focus on gun safety to the exclusion of other issues.
But same-sex marriage to the exclusion of other issues is a narrow vision of politics and an impoverished vision of love.
Some have contested that the deliberate exclusion of race issues on the show is a cop out and an excuse to avoid an inflammatory subject.
Biographers, including Benoît Lemay, feel that his narrow focus on military matters to the exclusion of moral issues cannot be considered ethical.
