Sentence examples for may to exclude from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it emerged that Gisela Stuart, the co-chair of Vote Leave, had written to the home secretary urging May to exclude the rightwing French politician Marine Le Pen, who plans to come to Britain to make the case for Brexit.

We must summon our attention and our empathy for them, however distant they may seem in time or space, however soothing it may be to exclude them from our consciousness.

Within this context, web sites may act as a beneficial influence on the maintenance and revitalisation of the minority language, or may serve to exclude and marginalise that language.

I will not be party to organisations that may want to exclude others and promote single issues".

And while Slimane's Saint Laurent catwalk may seem to exclude certain body types, the reality tells another story.

(Now that'd be a fun vote, although we may have to exclude anything published after I graduated to grown-up books, else I'll only get upset again).

The decision by the S.E.C. to stay out of the conflict involving H.P. shows that, for now, regulators will have no response to a federal appeals court decision in September that raised questions about whether companies may continue to exclude certain types of shareholder proposals from proxy ballots.

In the case of rectal or lung tumors, this may be to exclude surrounding air by removing any pixels with attenuation values below −50 HU from the analysis.

The prominence of autonomic signs, may contribute to exclude trigeminal neuralgia (13.1) and paroxysmal hemicrania (3.2), very rare syndromes in children.

A patient may wish to exclude strangers or inessential medical personnel at times when the presence of loved ones is welcome.

An additional nonexclusive role for the binding pocket glutamates of QacR may be to exclude anionic and zwitterionic drugs that could otherwise bind to QacR through charge-charge or charge-dipole repulsion.