Sentence examples for face exclusion from inspiring English sources

African Americans still face exclusion from the mainstream media, which has historically come in many forms.

Under the new strategy, a far higher number of individuals would be likely to face exclusion.

They face exclusion from participation in political, social and economic spheres and from the formulation of policies to resolve conflict.

Both of us said that plays containing primarily lesbian content and written by openly lesbian writers face exclusion by artistic directors.

Without the integration, involvement and commitment of youth, many of whom face exclusion and are vulnerable to violence, lasting peace is unlikely.

The Lib Dem leader added it was a "damning indictment" on the UK that some people are born with a sense of entitlement, while others simply face exclusion.

Forced to offload players and facing exclusion from the Champions League next season for overdue payments, Málaga and its remarkable coach, Manuel Pellegrini, soldier on regardless.

Along with colleagues, I'm concerned that, with the introduction of Modernising Medical Careers, a significant number of us are facing exclusion from our current "speciality" of choice, with the possibility of unemployment.

Britain faces exclusion from one of the glowing successes of European Union membership: a university study programme that has benefited tens of thousands of British young people and many more from the EU visiting Britain.

Judith Goldiner, a supervising attorney at the Legal Aid Society, which has represented tenants facing exclusion, said those who are barred are often not dangerous, or even convicted felons, but instead fall into the broad category of nondesirability.

The company has been barred from bidding for the rollout of a national broadband network in Australia, faces exclusion from the government network in Canada and is not allowed to sell telecommunications equipment to U.S. carriers.