Sentence examples for historical exclusion from inspiring English sources

But explanations based on historical exclusion and rabbinic law go only so far.

The region's poor infrastructure is a consequence of historical exclusion and institutional discrimination against the Garifuna people.

The fact that this manifesto was made at St Anne's, a college established to challenge women's historical exclusion from Oxbridge, adds irony to insult.

And I don't even want to get into questions of race and the historical exclusion of blacks from the Mormon priesthood until 1978.

Causes of hunger are firmly rooted in historical exclusion of and discrimination against certain communities and groups of people – such as low-caste groups, indigenous communities and women, who are denied equal access to resources and income-generating opportunities.

In recent years, however, there have been many successful attempts to promote the transit of artistic and cultural productions from the favela to other sectors of society and confront this historical exclusion.

This historic legislation, if passed, will end historical exclusions of domestic workers from most U.S. labor laws.

We used field data, landscape metrics derived from digital elevation models, and spectral information from remotely sensed imagery to (1) determine recent changes in forest stand structure in relation to historical fire exclusion, (2) quantify the effects of fire exclusion on fuel accumulation patterns, and (3) develop predictive vegetation and fuels maps for our study area.

Simulated burn probabilities in most instances were lower than historical, reflecting fire exclusion on many national forests.

The Shiite majority -- nearly 65percentt of the population -- has long resented its historical persecution and exclusion from the highest ranks of power by the Sunni minority.

At the heart of these contradictions lay historical patterns of exclusion that restrict who counts as a political actor, (environmental) decision-maker, and therefore citizen.