Sentence examples for just excluded from inspiring English sources

"Women in the 1970's came to feel not just excluded, but directly menaced by this block," he recalls.

But I think that the place where the most important politics has to be done nowadays is national and subnational, and the difficulty is that women are not just excluded from peace negotiations, they're excluded from politics per se because of the patriarchal nature of those societies.

"If a woman is pregnant, she is not just excluded from the sheep pens.

In this case LOF was able to detect these mispredicted compounds as outliers and Ball just excluded the most distant from the centroid compounds in spite of the density distribution.

JB: So what happened with a lot of these token sales is, because it's not clear what's going to happen with [these ICOs] or whether they're legal in the U.S., many founders have just excluded U.S. investors as a whole.

Are you really being "left out," or are you just excluded from meetings that are for more senior staffers only?

"In the public sector, in the end you just exclude challenging practice.

How many will just exclude anyone they think might be an immigrant?

"We can't just exclude Great Britain," Patrick Sensburg, the Christian Democrat MP chairing the committee, told the newspaper.

Over all, just excluding individual cars on three days each month could reduce total vehicle travel by more than three percent, according to the report.

That several of them didn't just exclude women but took pride in doing so made a mockery of successive Scottish governments' messages of fairness and equality in their cultural and social agendas.