Sentence examples for precedent of exclusion from inspiring English sources

There had been early hopes for a resolution to unseat Syria from those panels, but Arab and African delegations proved strongly resistant, fearing that such a measure might set a precedent of exclusion for member states that violate human rights.

Because the Supreme Court precedent does not directly apply to the ITC, the ITC's use of exclusion orders has, controversially, not been reined in in a similar fashion.

Is it possible that we could learn from the true precedents of such histories, and avoid going so fully down the path of exclusion in our own era?

In 1264 Duke Bolesław the Pious of Greater Poland granted the Statute of Kalisz privilege, which specified a broad range of freedoms (of religious practices, movement, trading) and rights for the Jews, creating a legal precedent of official protection from local harassment and exclusion.

While there is ample historical precedent for the exclusion of targeted social groups, contemporary trends in the ownership, regulation, and surveillance of public spaces arguably compromise their 'public' character to a degree not previously seen.

The anxiety of exclusion pervades.

Haiku is a poetry of exclusion.

This is a case of exclusion.

It's a deliberate policy of exclusion".

"It breaks the barriers of exclusion".

These categories of exclusion are still active.