Sentence examples for may not exclude from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, we may not exclude the potential effects of the genetic background in the mice.

A state may not exclude from its waters a ship operating under a federal license.

Similarly, in a watershed legal decision, the High Court ruled that a Jewish community on state land may not exclude Arab residents.

Granted, one downside of using truly objective measures is that our ranking may not exclude CEOs who have disappointed stakeholders on dimensions where performance is more subjective.

Under section 911, as in effect for taxable years beginning before January 1 , 1982 E may not exclude any income that is earned or received during 1981.

The few pre-RICE localities showing evidence of C4 abundance suggests that these grasslands were geographically restricted which limits, but may not exclude, the possibility that a world-wide mechanism controlled its spread.

One may therefore not exclude the fact that a single metabolite may have multiple ecological functions.

Men still edit most of the major collections, and while they may not consciously exclude women, they don't seem to go out of their way to find them.

In light of these two points, Abizadeh concludes that a state may not unilaterally exclude outsiders; it can permissibly adopt an exclusive immigration policy only if it democratically justifies this practice to outsiders.

We may not purposefully exclude anyone, but there is no doubt that we privilege certain identities (my cis, feminine, white one included).

Although these findings may not directly exclude the possibility, we believe that the enhancer insulation occurring in the Evx2-Hoxd13 system is not driven entirely by promoter titration.