Sentence examples for exclusion of languages from inspiring English sources

Mr Venkatasubbiah believes Kannada can be promoted alongside, and not to the exclusion of, languages like Hindi and English.

However, this work may be affected by limitations and biases intrinsic to the original observational studies included in the meta-analysis, as well as to the limits that we chose to apply to the bibliographic search, including the restriction to searching PubMed only and the exclusion of languages other than English.

On Tuesday, Mr. Annan said the exclusion of language in goals on countering nuclear proliferation was a "disgrace" that compounded a similar failure at a spring United Nations conference on the future of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.

10.37pm BST Jerusalem back in Democratic platform Breaking news: after yesterday's uproar on the exclusion of language describing Jerusalem as Israel's capital from the Democratic party's official platform, it appears the party has backtracked and added the language back into the platform.

Critics said the agreement would still condemn hundreds of million of people living in low-lying coastal areas and small islands, after US negotiators demanded the exclusion of language that could allow the agreement to be used to claim legal liability for climate change.

Exclusion of language or duration variables did not change the qualitative results.

The mutual exclusions of languages are destined to become perilous.

Despite that, Western human-rights groups hailed the new text's exclusion of illiberal language deploring the "defamation" of faith; instead, it deplores the "derogatory stereotyping and stigmatisation of persons based on their religion or belief".

After exclusion of foreign language references and duplicate entries, a total of 431 non-duplicate individual references were screened for relevance to the pleiotropic effects of pitavastatin.

No exclusion criteria of language, location or study quality were applied.

Although reporting bias might be present in our study, due to English language bias from exclusion of non-English language articles, our eligible studies covered a wide range of non-English countries, such as countries across Europe and Asia, which partially eliminated the possible effects of report bias on overall risk estimates.