Sentence examples for likely to exclude the from inspiring English sources

This is likely to exclude the highest paid traders and deal makers inside the banks, who are often not senior managers.

The parliamentary standing committee on law and justice is likely to exclude the lower bureaucracy from the proposed Lokpal Bill, facilitating powerful Lokayuktas, or local ombudsmen, in states instead, the Times of India reports.

After the first year of the nGMS contract, practices with a high rate of stroke/TIA were more likely to exclude their patients from the nGMS contract.

As the distance between branches increases, the crystalline region becomes more likely to exclude branch defects.

Additionally, benefit caps and the Bedroom Tax are likely to exclude some from accessing essential welfare.

Those are the charters that are most likely to exclude students who don't speak English and students with disabilities and to push out problem students.

However, the cohort recruitment methods employed in both countries were likely to exclude farmers.

Tax transparency campaigners believe that this is likely to exclude many trusts deliberately constructed to avoid such consequences.

There are also concerns that academies were more likely to exclude pupils than local authority maintained schools, and that those excluded were likely to have special needs.

They found that prosecutors were twice as likely to exclude African-American jurors with peremptory challenges than white jurors.

This was more likely to exclude small clinics and clinics in developing countries.