Sentence examples for exclusion of men from inspiring English sources

But the exclusion of men from a taxpayer-funded gallery sparked a heated debate.

Sabto's advisory panel, comprising leading experts and patient groups, carried out its review based on the latest available evidence and found it could no longer support the permanent exclusion of men who have had sex with men.

Anthropologists make a clear distinction between matriliny and matriarchy, however: the former denotes a method of reckoning kinship, while the latter denotes a system in which women have overall political control to the exclusion of men.

Party leader Mike Buchanan, a former Conservative party consultant who started his party in 2013, told The Independent: "If you look at it from a gynocentric perspective, [you say] that all our concern must be for women and girls, to the absolute exclusion of men and boys, they can go home – literally if they want to – [we're] pointing out that women are not these divine creatures".

Not only does this framework shrink the field of analysis to the seller (to the exclusion of men's demand and its social impact), it hides what should be front and centre of our response to the transaction: the inherent sexual abuse.

In a context of neo-colonial state feminism, the ways in which women are being promoted and included in the assessment and improvement of their neighbourhood environments operates as an exclusion of men from these processes.

Exclusion of the men who developed type 2 diabetes during the follow-up period or men with silent MI on ECG (85 men) made little difference to the findings.

"We are not aware of the full content of these confessions or indeed the full rationale for the exclusion of these men from further consideration".

"All these refugees are vulnerable but some are more vulnerable than others – for example, women, families and also members of religious minorities who are oppressed," he said, although he rejected the notion of "exclusion" of single men.

The majority voice concerns of tokenism, exclusion of good men at the top table, and a dearth of senior women to fill the requisite number of board positions.

After exclusion of 353 men with prevalent CHD at baseline, as defined earlier [16], data on coffee consumption and smoking, as well as a deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) sample, were available for 773 men.