Sentence examples for issues of exclusion from inspiring English sources
The Scottish Parliament has, it is true, begun to grapple with the issues of exclusion, alienation and deprivation.
"We need to see leadership from club owners and a respect for the processes in place to demonstrate how seriously they are tackling issues of exclusion, prejudice and discrimination".
The letter, signed by more than 30 representatives from different countries, said: "Repressive policies targeting Gypsies and Travellers disguised as planning regulations are discriminatory, whilst inclusive national strategies that are in line with human rights standards generate real progress in addressing issues of exclusion and marginalisation".
"We need to see leadership, and a respect for the processes in place, shown by football club owners to demonstrate how seriously they take tackling issues of exclusion, prejudice and discrimination.
"We need to be empathetic enough to understand differences of belief, differences of history and circumstance, and especially pressing issues of exclusion and poverty.
I had been called in because of a racially-charged incident among the student body that brought into sharper focus even more troubling issues of exclusion and bias experienced by people of color and women.
Further undermining any suspense was the fact that Rock has already made his opinions on the issue of exclusion in entertainment known, at length, most recently during the marathon press tour for his 2014 film, "Top Five".
Still, if soccer is a uniting force for the gentrification of Detroit, the issue of exclusion can still rankle for those who wonder what will happen to the black, adult Detroiters for whom soccer is an alien phenomenon.
He is slated to speak in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart and Cairns, and will address the issue of exclusion zones outside abortion clinics, and a push in New South Wales to remove legal barriers to terminations.
Design and Exclusion, a series of panels produced by Automattic, Mash-Up Americans and MIT Center for Civic Media, breaks down the issue of exclusion in design, bringing in myriad voices and perspectives.
