Sentence examples for means excluded from inspiring English sources

So the Chinese are by no means excluded from global Internet governance — they've been welcomed.

His reservations about Cambridge by no means excluded classical teamwork – Haydn quartets at Clare College led by Roger Norrington, for example.

The binding stoichiometry from ITC is clearly 1∶1, but it should be noted that a 2∶2 complex is by no means excluded by this result, since such details are indistinguishable in this experiment.

Management wants to control board elections and other matters that come up at the annual meeting; that usually means excluding shareholder proposals from proxies whenever possible.

When traditional marriage, with its expectations of monogamy and longevity, no longer means excluding gays, expect it to get more popular among affluent urbanites.

"They really believe that control and domination -- which means excluding the entire influence of teachers and of the U.F.T. -- is the only way that they can run the school system," Ms. Weingarten said in an interview.

And a reading of the five Renko novels set in and around there (which means excluding his odd little excursion to Cuba in "Havana Bay") offers an incisive encapsulation of Soviet and post-Soviet travails over the last few decades.

There is likely to be a riot here, as it dawns on people that leadership means excluding the public and there will be more US marines than all global civil society.

It means excluding stereotypes.

Don't let your team default to the idea that marketing to women automatically means excluding men.

For those years this means excluding only 3percentt of those who list themselves as partly or entirely African-American.