Sentence examples for if exclusionary from inspiring English sources

By definition, social inclusion can only take place if exclusionary practices are eradicated.

But even if exclusionary worries are finessed, functionalism faces an additional and possibly more fundamental problem.

If no exclusionary criteria existed, the study coordinator (L.N).

Monopolies are not, per se, illegal in the U.S. They're only against the law if they're attained or maintained via exclusionary and anti-competitive actions: violations of antitrust law, price fixing, and so on.

"I don't feel as if they're exclusionary," he said.

Academia risks becoming (even more) exclusionary if it continues not paying GTAs for the hours they work.

Critics argued that the model proves exclusionary if one interprets universal citizenship as requiring (a) the transcendence of particular, situated perspectives to achieve a common, general point of view and (b) the formulation of laws and policies that are difference-blind (Young 1989).

Illiteracy is also culturally exclusionary: if you don't read books or newspapers, your frames of reference become more limited.

Stroke, heart attack, heart failure, and a heart condition limiting the ability to walk were exclusionary if they occurred within 2 years of the interview.

"We can't be a majority party if we can't appeal across the spectrum, if we have an exclusionary approach in general," said Ms. Snowe, who considers Mr. Castle a personal friend and was crestfallen by his defeat.

By Samantha Henig September 20, 2010 A digest of last week's prophetic and interpretive thought "We can't be a majority party if we can't appeal across the spectrum, if we have an exclusionary approach in general".