Sentence examples for ready to exclude from inspiring English sources
Not that this is a book full of literary references, the kind ready to exclude those who don't get them.
In his view, "doctors should be wary of being too ready to exclude patients from the process on the grounds that their involvement is likely to distress them", although he also recognised the "difficult issues which require clinicians to make sensitive decisions sometimes in very stressful circumstances".
In his judgement, Master of the Rolls, Lord Dyson, said doctors "should be wary of being too ready to exclude patients from the process on the grounds that their involvement is likely to distress them".It added: "There should be a presumption in favour of patient involvement".
"Prosecutors are ready for an international probe in order to exclude other interpretations of this fact".
If Washington is ready to negotiate with Iran on nuclear issues, it makes no sense to exclude it from the talks on Syria.
By leaving to IFs the responsibility to exclude individual Russian athletes, the IOC ignored that most IFs do not have a ready legal framework for making these decisions.
You don't want to exclude your vegetarian guest by making their meal portions before or after everything else is ready.
They were designed to exclude.
We aren't trying to exclude anyone.
This effect was also apparent in the reduced Per Protocol sample of individuals who at baseline were not ready to screen; this analysis excluded individuals who indicated in the baseline survey that they ' wanted to screen for bowel cancer'.
