Sentence examples for proposed to exclude from inspiring English sources

The E.U. has already decided that Israel must identify products from the settlements with a label and has proposed to exclude the settlements from free-trade privileges.

Sir Christopher Meyer, the former British ambassador to Washington (who successfully had a tantrum when Tony Blair proposed to exclude him from a meeting), has summarised the most important qualities required in a diplomat as "a quick mind, a hard head, a strong stomach, a warm smile and a cold eye".

Also, an average-SNR user selection scheme is proposed to exclude bad channel condition users to improve system performance.

The SCs proposed to exclude combined exposures to chemicals if all chemicals, when grouped by common MoAs, do not result in doses that exceed the relevant Threshold of Toxicological Concern [13, 14].

Resistance has come in more official guises, too, most notably as a series of amendments in 2006 that proposed to exclude file notations from disclosure.

Forced to respond to the UUP's challenge with measures of its own, the DUP is now proposing to exclude Sinn Féin from the Northern Ireland government, a move which could trigger collapse.

Maryland is also proposing to exclude any group that makes up less than 15percentt of the student population at the district and state levels, a threshold that would largely eliminate both disabled children and those learning English from the federal law's accountability system.

In case an author would propose to exclude certain named reviewers, I would request a black-and-white written explanation for our record, and with evidence, if necessary.

You cannot love someone by proposing to exclude them - being rooted in love is how we take action together.

One answer is that they think these cuts will only affect immigrants, since they are proposing to exclude recipients of immigration relief, such as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA), from receiving the credits.

To avoid overadjustment, I propose to exclude such confounders for the analysis.