Sentence examples for it is wrong to exclude from inspiring English sources

One might feel that it is wrong to exclude any studies from a meta-analysis.

I wrote back to them and said: 'I know this is such a difficult time, but it was wrong to exclude me.

When I asked a secular Republican tour-guide at a Turkish museum how she feels about the newly headscarved parliamentarians, she says she is happy to see it: It had been wrong to exclude them.

The arbitrator, Graeme Mew, ruled that, while accepting British Gymnastics had endeavoured to act in the best interests of the sport, it had been wrong to exclude the team on the basis that its qualifying criterion was unclear, a decision welcomed by the team's coach, Sarah Moon.

But it would be wrong to exclude people because they're members of a political party from the opportunity to hear someone speak".

Although this is not yet the case for Westminster's general elections, it would be wrong to exclude them from a vote on the UK's European membership.

Others said it would be wrong to exclude any group from the map if that meant they would not fully share the expected medical benefits.

I'm afraid every time they go the international meetings they come with the wrong prescription and offer the wrong kind of leadership.To be fair to Labour and the Balls-ian analysis, things are looking pretty grim out there, and it would be wrong to exclude the possibility that the pace and timing of deficit reduction will need to be revisited.

He said it would be wrong to exclude Scottish MPs from deciding elements of the Budget which affected the whole of the UK but would be "unfair" if Scottish MPs decided elements of income tax which did not affect Scotland.

Thus it would be wrong to exclude older women.

Simmons and Stanley correctly decided that the museum was wrong to exclude from the award the individuals who replaced two of the original band members, Peter Criss and Ace Frehley.