Sentence examples for issue of excluding from inspiring English sources

On the issue of excluding inconvenient papers, the review is also – mostly – convincing.

Although revisions in 2010 simplified the McDonald criteria, allowing an earlier diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (enabling establishment of dissemination in space (DIS) and dissemination in time (DIT) even with a single scan), they imposed an importance to the issue of excluding alternative diagnoses.

My boyfriend's anger at these comments is really about the larger issue of excluding men from feminism.

The numbers of women who were excluded was small, but it is possible that postnatal health issues were underestimated as a result of excluding potentially high-risk groups.

Punditry about GoogaMooga has focused not on the issue of those excluded but on vexing consumer and vendor experiences of those included in the food bash.

For the quantification of category 'UwE' we used the percentage of the number of 'UwE' from the total number of issued alerts (therefore excluding 'Missed').

The most recent government strategy, the National Strategy for Development and Integration is addressed to the critical issues of socially excluded groups, including children.

The encyclopedia is making its way into society, playing a role in forming public image on a variety of issues, not excluding science; and this rise of Wikipedia is difficult to ignore.

Young's approach goes beyond distributive issues to address the marginalization of excluded groups by affirming social group differences in public policy rather than treating justice as primarily a matter of distributing material resources among persons assumed to be roughly equal in social status and power.

According to NatMags, Prima's UK newsstand copies of the September issue were excluded because a cover mount of an old Best magazine was included as part of the package which ABC claimed should have been sold as a multipack.

Excluded from the mainstream debates, candidates Gary Johnson, Jill Stein, Rocky Johnson and Virgil Goode joined King to make the case for each of their parties, and in doing so, discussed a multitude of issues similarly excluded from the party platforms of Obama and Romney -- including mass incarceration and the failed war on drugs.