Sentence examples for exclusions such as from inspiring English sources
Exclusions such as those of the Inter duo Esteban Cambiasso and Javier Zanetti were internationally condemned.
Some exclusions, such as members with next to nothing in their accounts, provoked little reaction.
Collision damage waiver exclusions – such as damage to tyres where drivers are forced to pay up even if they purchased the insurance.
The easiest ways to reduce your premiums are to opt for a larger excess or to accept certain exclusions – such as cover for cancer – from your policy.
The cover is often littered with exclusions, such as pre-existing conditions, and won't include back or stress-related problems, the two most common reasons for absence from work or illness.
Unusually, Aviva will cover those who chose to go to countries where the FCO has advised against travel, but says customers should be aware of the standard policy exclusions such as war and rebellions, and not put themselves in a dangerous situation by joining in protests or failing to adhere to local curfews.
Some overlap with other measures of exclusion such as worklessness, illness or illiteracy.
You think it should stick to technocratic matters, but for decades it has addressed social exclusion, such as the rights of the Roma in Europe.
These include forms of discrimination and exclusion, such as racism and gender-bias; geographical barriers; and language and cultural barriers, including cultural attitudes toward disease and medical care.
Although most European cities offer some form of fare subsidies to some low income groups, such as pensioners and children, most do not actively and systematically address the knock-on effects of transport poverty and transport-related social exclusion, such as reduced labour markets, ill-health, inaccessibility and social exclusion.
The expression "exclusion from homeownership" is used for simplicity; it can also describe situations, which are not of exclusion, such as the possible choice of old individuals to bequeath their property to their children in advance, while keeping the usufruct of their home.
