Sentence examples for like to exclude from inspiring English sources

"He would like to exclude people of faith from participating in America's civic life and participating in the political process," Mr. Schmidt said.

Many volunteered that they thought the Bush tax cuts should be extended for all taxpayers, even for the wealthy ones whom Mr. Obama would like to exclude.

"There are some pro-Beijing people in Hong Kong who would like to exclude us, but I do not believe the statements from Beijing today are intended to antagonize," Mr. Yeung said.

In a way, gamers of all races, genders and orientations would like to exclude a minority.

At launch Tinker is going to allow normal users to create their own 'Events', but they'll only be able to search for one key word, hashtag, or phrase at a time (they can also choose terms that they'd like to exclude).

But he insisted: "As the chairman of the euro group I'd like to exclude any further involvement of the IMF".

It sounds like A&F's positioning as a cliquey brand that likes to exclude others (especially the bigger boned) will be just great for that group's filters.

Another company, Fox Entertainment, has television affiliates that lose a lot of money, which Wall Street likes to exclude from its earnings numbers, but which smart investors should include.

"You can rank them however you like but to exclude Deadwood makes it a farce," said ShelfsideAndy, and most of the 1,516 comments on the blog seemed to agree.

I don't like to totally exclude myself from the world".

Insurance companies "like being able to exclude people from coverage because the more they can exclude, the more money they can make," she went on.