Sentence examples for proposal to exclude from inspiring English sources

Ennahda would drop all outstanding issues on the Constitution as well as a controversial proposal to exclude members of the prerevolutionary government from running for office.

He has compared the government's proposal to exclude the island from the hurricane levee's protection to the Trail of Tears, the government's removal of the Cherokee from their homes in the Southeastern United States in the late 1830's.

"Nothing else has worked," Daly said in an e-mail, calling Bettman's proposal to exclude himself, Daly, Fehr and other league and union officials and lawyers "an offer to try something new".

Officials are wary of an Italian proposal to exclude investment spending from the figures used to calculate budget deficits.

The protest succeeded in persuading the school board to modify the proposal to exclude sophomores from being transferred.

Supporters frequently noted that she first came to fame when speaking out on the Senate floor against a GOP proposal to exclude abortion coverage from insurance.

In 2013, ministers were forced to abandon proposals to exclude the children of undocumented migrants from school, amid fears it would breach international human rights law.

His racist pandering, his xenophobic calls for the deportation of undocumented aliens, and his proposals to exclude all members of a great world religion from entry into the United States are among the worst positions taken by a major presidential contender, ever.

Our data suggest that recent proposals to exclude or charge non-eligible migrants at GP services [ 7, 9] could have a detrimental impact on free A&E Departments in terms of an increase in presenting migrants.

However, it is a system that has recently being called into question, with proposals to exclude non-eligible migrants, including failed asylum seekers and irregular migrants, from access to free GP services [ 7], and recent changes to the enforcement and scope of hospital charging procedures [ 8].

Proposals are made to exclude agriculture and food from the WTO, to build-up agriculture and protect domestic food markets in developing countries, to continue but redirect government payments to Western farmers for sustaining natural resources and rural life, and to require consumers to pay the real cost of food.