Sentence examples for outright exclusion from inspiring English sources

Other no man's lands are carried around by refugees who are yet to be granted asylum, regardless of where they may be – having fled failed states or countries which would deny them the rights of citizenship, they occupy a world of legal confusion at best, and outright exclusion at worst.

Packaging with features that are hard to see, manipulate, or understand can result in difficulty, frustration, or even outright exclusion.

"We found it remarkable and startling that in an area with such tremendous racial diversity, you had the outright exclusion of African Americans and Latinos from the political life of the county," Clarke told reporters on a conference call Monday.

(For the impact of the Flexner report at Howard, see [ 9].) African Americans faced outright exclusion from internships and hospital privileges at most institutions.

Relational violence can be observed among social groups in which there is purposeful withdrawal of friendship, outright exclusion of others, and spreading of rumors intended to harm another individual within the group [ 22].

Going further, we believe that an agreement to pay a PI on such a contingent basis renders a study inherently not credible and warrants its outright exclusion from agency consideration.

This situation is made worse by outright social exclusion of disabled people that constrains disabled people's participation in the job market [ 15].

Formed in solidarity with the Movement for Black Lives, Black Women Artists for Black Lives Matter is a collective whose manifesto states, "We come together in the face of the erasure, exclusion, and outright violence against Black bodies that has flourished under global white supremacy".

Back then, the list of conditions that insurers cited to justify higher premiums, benefit exclusions or outright denials included everything from Crohn's disease and cancer to diabetes and epilepsy.

Non-Sunni Syrians can expect only social exclusion or even outright massacre if the rebels win, while the nonfundamentalist Sunni majority would face renewed political oppression if Mr. Assad wins.

These outright denials and history of exclusion would be enough for many LGBT students to not attend Pepperdine or Notre Dame.