Sentence examples for explicit exclusion from inspiring English sources
Women's rights advocates are not happy about some sections of the bill, notably its explicit exclusion of domestic workers, on the grounds that sexual harassment in the home is difficult to prove, has been of great concern.
In other words, the market alone doesn't dictate what gets made and, last Friday, France announced that it would use its veto against any trade accord between the European Union and the United States that, as Minister Nicole Bricq says, "doesn't involve … the clear and explicit exclusion of the audiovisual sector".
"Our NHS is not for sale and TTIP must have a clear and explicit exclusion for the National Health Service".
In our study, it was possible to derive the product of each SPL that includes all the variable features – since the target SPLs do not define alternative features and do not define explicit exclusion constraints between their features.
A lack of participation by one or more members can be interpreted in a double way: on the one hand, it can have no influence on the way how the other two members interact; on the other hand, although no mention of explicit exclusion may be given, it can affect the functioning of the whole group, perhaps becoming an obstacle in co-regulation.
The Flavian approach to government was one of both implicit and explicit exclusion.
Within a health service with no specific entitlements but few explicit exclusions, internal quality control mechanisms are important to ensure that citizens' rights to health care, established under international law, are honoured [ 3].
To minimize risk, new medicines have explicit exclusions reinforced with temporary (and sometimes permanent) black box warnings that permit availability to defined patient populations while allowing time for separate controlled studies with more vulnerable or different subpopulations.
From within the guidelines, for the purposes of comparison, details from common topics covered, such as requirements for pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) studies, were extracted, and any unique or unusual requirements or explicit exclusions were identified.
In addition the Act stipulates some explicit exclusions to its use (in part 3, section 62), one of which is in the operation of the Suicide Act 1961 [ 43] (assisting suicide); therefore the proposition of using the Mental Capacity Act for capacity assessment for patients requesting assisted suicide potentially presents a legal as well as a clinical problem.
This catalogue of DBCs allows the specification of which DBCs are included in the basis package: the "red" list presents the number of DBCs not covered by compulsory insurance as determined by the Health Care Insurance Board on the basis of the "usual care" criterion and current explicit exclusions.
