Sentence examples for is explicitly excluded from inspiring English sources
And this is the problem with the electoral law: Why would militias, whose members can vote and thus express themselves as a powerful bloc, disband so their members can join the military, which is explicitly excluded from elections?
Puerto Rico (along with Washington, D.C). is explicitly excluded from using the U.S. bankruptcy code.
"Misleading advertising" is explicitly excluded from the scope of the code — which also presumably helped the Commission convince the ad industry to sign up to it.
A wide swath of the population is explicitly excluded from participating in this economy, likely on both sides of the equation.
In addition, recurrent mutation as a cause of persistent polymorphism was considered most unlikely and, in fact, this evolutionary cause is explicitly excluded from the definition of genetic polymorphism by Ford (see above).
In this historically motivated definition of science any appeal to an intelligent creator is explicitly excluded for the paralysing effect it may have on the scientific progress.
The Libyans were aggrieved, he said, that the Scottish government wanted Megrahi to be explicitly excluded from the PTA.
They would be explicitly excluded from new tax credits intended to make premiums affordable for people who make up to four times the federal poverty level -- or $88,200 for a family of four.
No, it did what it was tasked to do and minimum staffing levels were explicitly excluded from its brief, but much more is needed to consistently ensure safe nurse staffing levels in the NHS.
However, in September, the establishment of "a Jewish national home" was explicitly excluded from the mandate's clauses, and it was made clear that the area would also be closed to Jewish immigration.
