Sentence examples for moving to exclude from inspiring English sources

PRESIDENT OBAMA has made some headway in government ethics reform by imposing new restrictions on those who join his administration from the private sector, moving to exclude lobbyists from presidential boards and commissions, and suggesting legislation that might lessen the influence of corporate campaign spending on federal elections.

It looks like the government did not like the [negative] result of the last vote and has moved to exclude us from future decisions".

Plaintiffs' lawyers have moved to exclude all such evidence from consideration, arguing that it is irrelevant to the duty the hospital had to its patients.

The government has moved to exclude small-scale bloggers from the threat of media regulation, and will hold a miniconsultation with the newspaper industry on how best to construct a workable definition of the bloggers that need to be protected.

He said the tribe had moved to exclude the black Seminoles partly because modern blacks -- unlike their ancestors, who had dressed as Indians and learned the Seminole language -- had drifted away from cultural identification as Indians.

Elements within the clergy promptly moved to exclude their former left-wing, nationalist, and intellectual allies from any positions of power in the new regime, and a return to conservative social values was enforced.

If you are detained for questioning and the copy you give the police disappears, you've got a backup copy to give to your lawyer as proof of your intent (as he or she moves to exclude a supposed confession from evidence).

Additionally, tens of councils across England, Scotland and Wales are considering moves to exclude the companies from local government contracts.

The move to exclude people deemed to be supporters of other parties has been condemned by many of those affected on social media as a Labour purge.

The move to exclude people deemed to be supporters of other parties has been condemned by some of those affected on social media as a #LabourPurge.

"I think it was a brilliant political move to exclude all the obvious stars, because they're allied to various camps -- it's easier," he reasoned.