Sentence examples for exclusions on which from inspiring English sources
It no longer existed for good reasons, including the fortunate demise of the narrow self-definitions and exclusions on which it ran.
The dream of restoring Hollywood filmmaking to what it once was, of Making Hollywood Great Again, is noxious nostalgia that omits the unbearable circumstances in the world at large that went hand in hand with the best of classic Hollywood, the prejudices and the exclusions on which its films depended.
This is because exclusions on the policies, which are supposed to pay out in the event that redundancy or sickness prevented them from working, meant they were not able to claim.
In closing his brief for female citizenship, he challenges his critics to "show me a natural difference between men and women on which the exclusion could legitimately be based" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 339).
Our job is to support countries to eradicate poverty, and to do that in a way which also reduces inequality and exclusion, and avoids wrecking the ecosystems on which life depends.
The exclusion criteria of the recorded data are: days on which a strike took place and special weather conditions (gusty winds, stormy rainfall, atmospheric turbulence, etc).
This appearance depends on the studio — both in the physical sense and in the moral sense of all that the studio excludes, the factory-like isolation on which its manufactured perfection depends, and the exclusion and filtration of experience on which it depends as well.
Indeed, if there is a single health care idea on which liberal and conservatives agree — including Douglas Elmendorf, director of the influential Congressional Budget Office — it's scrapping the exclusion.
Patients were excluded from the bariatric program based on ASMBS exclusion criteria, which are as follows: current drug or alcohol abuse; reversible endocrine or other disorder that can cause obesity; uncontrolled/severe psychiatric illness; and lack of comprehension of the risks/benefits/expected outcomes/lifestyle changes associated with bariatric surgery.
Since the Children's Commissioner's report was published last year, the DfE has published updated statutory guidance on school exclusion, which states that schools cannot exclude children because they feel they don't have the resources to deal with them or because they believe the child needs to "cool off".
