Sentence examples for ongoing exclusion from inspiring English sources

Not only does he want to produce a credible comic book that fans of the genre will embrace, he also wants to create something that will "make a little dent" in the ongoing exclusion of disabled people.

The fact that the European Research Council funds predominantly analytic philosophy projects, as well as those subservient to the hard sciences, perhaps is an indication that they prefer intellectuals who submit "reality to reason" rather than fighting the ongoing exclusion of the most vulnerable citizens by those in power.

Those include ongoing exclusion from the political process, with regular delays in elections; no real reforms in the punitive, wildly overbroad "De-Baathification" and antiterrorism laws; increasingly centralized power in the hands of the prime minister; and brutal policing, with mass arrests, unfair trials and endemic torture in Iraqi prisons.

On March 7 , 1965 civil rights leaders led 600 marchers across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama to protest discrimination including the ongoing exclusion of black citizens from the voting process.

But Pietersen refused to sign the deal, scuppering their hopes of being able to make a positive statement to accompany his ongoing match exclusion.

This is a real missed opportunity to correct the ongoing injustice of the exclusion of non-religious speakers on the programme.

Exclusion: pregnancy, ongoing psychiatric disease, younger than 18 years, clinical depression or anxiety-problems.

Indigenous populations continue to experience social exclusion and ongoing inequity across determinants of health and our findings highlight that Indigenous people with opioid use disorders are further disadvantaged.

Reasons for exclusion were ongoing antibiotic treatment, illness too severe to allow the patient to participate, or allergy to any of the antibiotic alternatives.

Exclusion criteria were ongoing blood transfusion and blood volume controled ultrafiltration.

Exclusion criteria were: ongoing pain or reported chronic pain in the last 6 months; serious systemic disease or previous radiotherapy or chemotherapy; intake of medicine affecting the central nervous system; fibromyalgia syndrome, or self-reported psychogenic illness.