Sentence examples for exclusion of many from inspiring English sources

The exclusion of many groups was openly acknowledged.

The Parliament of 1656, despite the exclusion of many known opponents, was no more pliable.

He praised them for making "visible in our city an invisible problem": the exclusion of many from the boom.

The committee asks whether this will result in the exclusion of many of those who need information about services most.

Over 40 years, Olympic broadcasts have developed into highly rated soap operas building to nightly crescendos by focusing on a few sports to the exclusion of many.

It is a difficult diet to maintain and its primary downside is its exclusion of many sources of fats and protein.

There remains controversy over the exclusion of many trusts and foundations from the initiative, as campaigners say they are one of the corporate structures most frequently associated with offshore asset-hiding.

Regarding global environmental assessments, for example, attempts to create a unified scientific framework to inform policy also fostered the exclusion of many voices from having a meaningful input to global decision-making (Miller, 2003,2004).

For me the better question is how the record books will square the exclusion of so many accomplishments never realized.

And the exclusion of so many people in the inner city from the registers only encourages politicians to ignore their concerns.

"AN INORDINATE number of ladies and other visitors occupied the body of the hall to the exclusion of fellows, many of whom, arriving at the hour appointed for the opening of the doors, found the best places already taken," complained a member of the Royal Geographical Society.