Sentence examples for still be excluded from inspiring English sources

With just four participants, many teams with a plausible claim to be the country's best will still be excluded.

While the system has been freed up in recent decades, rural residents can still be excluded from important services like education and subsidized medical care in cities.

Fracking will still be excluded from national parks, areas of outstanding natural beauty, the Broads and world heritage sites under the new plans, though shale companies will be allowed to put a rig outside a national park and drill horizontally underneath it.

As a first fudge, this year's G7 meeting in Denver is to be called the "Summit of Eight"—though Russia will still be excluded from the finance ministers' main economic discussions.Further cuts in strategic missiles remained a hostage to the Duma, the lower house of Russia's parliament.

Even if any adult could marry any other adult, many millions of single people would still be excluded from the 1,138 federal benefits and protections awarded solely to married people.

He argued that under a Republic, women should still be excluded from political deliberations "to prevent depravation of morals and ambiguity of issue" and "could not mix promiscuously in the public meetings of men".

In 1993 baseball's San Francisco Giants won 64% of their games a mark surpassed by only three other clubs in the entire preceding decade but still were excluded from the playoffs, after the Atlanta Braves, their divisional rivals, surpassed them on the final day of the regular season.

McGinn also said that Tim Hunt, the English scientist caught up in a controversy over sexist comments, "is still being excluded from positions that are rightfully his".

Ultimately, I feel that certain voices within the new focus on education are still being excluded to make room for figures that loom much larger, be it through money, power, personality, or all of the above.

Atheists are one of the last groups of people in America who still face criticism for their religious beliefs (or "areligious beliefs," perhaps), as evidenced by the fact that atheist boys still are excluded from the Boy Scouts, just as one example.

The steam turbine design follows state-of-the-art concept, but it is not finally optimized, since further DEMO BoP design changes still cannot be excluded.