Sentence examples for intended to exclude from inspiring English sources

But a Citizen's Day intended to exclude out-of-staters is not fair, Mr. Cunningham said.

As is true of other creeds, it is in part intended to exclude heretical views.

(h)"Exclusive" means service that a reasonable person would conclude is intended to exclude members of the public.

That's not a legal term, but Mr. Akin presumably intended to exclude statutory rape along with who knows what else.

Mr. Lombard said his charge was to expand and diversify Starbucks's music selection, which he said was never intended to exclude mainstream hits.

We defer donors according to rules set forth by the Food and Drug Administration that are intended to exclude high-risk individuals from the blood supply.

In theory, at least, pro forma earnings are intended to exclude one-time charges that have no real bearing on the long-term profitability of a company.

Part of the country's apartheid policy of separate development, Bantustans were intended to exclude black Africans from the South African political system.

It would be going too far to say that because Congress does not fix any locus it intended to exclude the high seas in respect of this crime.

See id.The crux of American Express' argument is that courts enforce arbitration agreements according to their terms "unless Congress itself" intended to exclude those terms from arbitral agreements.

Clause (vii) is intended to exclude property that would cost more to recover from a third party than the value of the property itself.