Sentence examples for is meant to exclude from inspiring English sources

This disturbed the trans community, which it is meant to exclude, but also those feminists who regard trans-exclusion as something other than radical.

In other words, the soup is meant to exclude those who do not eat pork -- for the most part, Muslims and Jews.

Under current rules, borrowers pay 15 percent of their discretionary income, based on a formula that is meant to exclude money spent on basic life necessities.

While cosmetic surgery allows each person to be sculptured into a version of an ideal, that ideal is itself politically constructed and is meant to exclude as much as refine.

This speaks to one of the central issues with the travel ban: whether it is part of a legitimate effort to make sure that unvetted, unknown people don't enter the United States or is meant to exclude Muslims wholesale.

In this scenario, his lawyers might insist that the clause is meant to exclude the President because it targets a "Person holding any Office of Profit or Trust," and that the framers would have used more specific language if they wanted to clearly include the President and Vice-President in the prohibition.

These anti-abuse provisions are meant to exclude companies that only establish themselves in a third state to benefit from tax treaty advantages through that country, without having any other activities in that third state.

Section 242(b) expressly states: 'The procedure (herein prescribed) shall be the sole and exclusive procedure for determining the deportability of an alien under this section.' That this clear and categorical direction was meant to exclude the application of the Administrative Procedure Act is amply demonstrated by the legislative history of the Immigration Act.

The reference to current employees in the ImClone comment was meant to exclude the former chief executive, Samuel D. Waksal, who has been indicted on charges of tipping relatives to sell stock in the two days before Dec. 28, when the drug rejection was announced.

In the long-term, fences may ultimately prove to be as much a threat to biodiversity as the threats they are meant to exclude, and a new research agenda should arise to ensure that conservation fences do not remain a permanent part of the landscape.

Mr. Moore said the review requirement was meant to exclude vanity projects, or, especially, television projects, that might qualify for Oscars by slipping into theaters so quietly — or through a festival-like system, like DocuWeeks — that they do not trigger a movie review.