Sentence examples for removed from discussion from inspiring English sources
First, it removed from discussion the idea, voiced in July by senior national scout leaders, that the ban was in the best interests of scouts themselves.
It has been recently noted that the 'no blame' culture has resulted in the concept of individual responsibility being largely removed from discussions of patient safety [ 27].
It is the sort of look that is not so much optimistic as it is at a remove from discussions of bad health care systems and the volatile stock market.
Instead, the Agriculture Department wants to be judge and jury as to what is a "reasonable" concern about our food supply, and anything it doesn't think matters will be removed from the discussion.
The second part of the result is obvious since the finite interval of may be removed from the discussion by still keeping the strict contraction property.
Without that voice, which Schmitz and Glass have removed from the discussion, the pressure on Apple has lessened -- and that is a shame.
Kershaw, the Dodgers' three-time Cy Young winner, has been effectively removed from the discussion because of his two stints on the disabled list, not his performance.
It makes me angry and it's offensive, sure, but it makes me angrier to think that everyday racism like this is removed from the discussion because a YouTube video has gone viral.
Thomas Jefferson was removed from a discussion on the Founding Fathers, the term "capitalism" was stricken from economics lessons, the separation between church and state was glossed over, Joe McCarthy and Ronald Reagan replaced John F. Kennedy and the history of changing gender roles was tossed over concerns that it would lead students into "transsexualism".
To avoid any confusion, this phrase has now been removed from the Discussion.
As written above in our response to point 4, this section has been shortened and removed from the Discussion, but we have now included some examples of beneficial symbioses to the similar paragraph in the Introduction.
