Sentence examples for over exclusions from inspiring English sources

"The new freedoms and greater clarity over exclusions given to head teachers is having a positive impact on behaviour".

The rise in exclusions is more likely to be explained by new rules that, from 2014, increased school autonomy over exclusions.

Barnardo's and Tact also fear that the education bill, in giving heads more power over exclusions, will be to the detriment of looked-after children, who are already nine times more likely to be excluded, according to Tact's response to the bill.

Should healthcare teams opt for the later (aggressive treatment over exclusion), scarce resources may be expended on care futile and burdensome to patients who might be better served by palliative interventions (Powell et al. 2017).

Excluding patients who had a co-diagnosis of infection 7 days before or after their urticaria attack might represent an over exclusion.

'Percent Spliced In' (PSI) values were generated by counting reads either mapping into (inclusion read) or jumping over (exclusion read) a given exon.

This result indicated a possibility of over-exclusion of sequences caused by the removal of sequences <300 bp in length.

Rather than place more authority in a system that divides the haves from the have-nots, why not invest in a single-payer system that emphasizes inclusion over exclusion?

The legal aid move follows criticism from the official terror laws watchdog, David Anderson QC, who said his central concern over exclusion orders was the absence of any role for the courts in scrutinising its use.

"Freedom will triumph over fear," he added, "and equality will prevail over exclusion".

If you look back in the annals of the site, you'll see that I've always chosen inclusion over exclusion and aired the ones that contributed meaningfully to the discussion.