Sentence examples for known for excluding from inspiring English sources

How does it feel to be the president of a university that is known for excluding people?

Charters, at best, have a mixed record, and many are known for excluding children with disabilities and English language learners and for pushing out students who are troublesome.

One aide said she insisted on not excluding journalists known for their anti-American views, against the advice of some at the embassy.

Total spending by independent groups (excluding those known for supporting Democrats) in contested Republican congressional primaries soared to $46 million by the end of June, according to a review of Federal Election Commission records by The Huffington Post.

Of the 1078 women enrolled in the trial, baseline vitamin D concentrations were known for 885; one woman was excluded for having WHO HIV stage IV disease.

Hence, in this study, all three musical attributes of interest are estimated separately, which means the true onsets (and offsets) are assumed to be known for pitch estimation and instrument recognition, excluding error propagation from onset detection.

Although predisposing inversion(s) and translocations rendering susceptibility to rearrangements in the offspring similar to what is known for several genomic disorders have been excluded in the parental chromosomes (Axton 2006; Lupski 2006), alternative mechanisms of CCR formation cannot be fully excluded.

When Google+ first launched and again when it was opened to the public, some were surprised it excluded a demographic known for sharing high volumes of content.

In order to avoid potential bias due to local demographic events specific to certain populations, such as bottlenecks, directional selection or recent gene flow, we excluded some populations known for their small size and/or isolation, such as the Nu, Wa, Jinuo [ 34], or for their recent interbreeding history, such as the Uyghurs, Kinh and Thai [ 35].

Representative Benjamin L. Cardin of Maryland, known for seeking accommodation across party lines, said that the Republicans' excluding Democrats from budget discussions "is about as bad as it can get".

Excluding brief dabbles in alternative colour, Shirley is known for her trademark red hair.