Sentence examples for still excluding from inspiring English sources

Fremantle set up an official Britain's Got Talent channel on YouTube, and intends to rake in what it can from future clips shown around the world, but still excluding Britain.

The parties became more polarized, and caucuses, while still excluding most voters — who find the process intimidating or don't have the time to commit an evening to party business — became dominated by the more extreme factions in the parties.

By the end of his reign, Spain had abandoned its old commercial restrictions and, while still excluding foreigners, had opened up the entire empire to a commerce in which all its subjects and all its main ports could partake.

They are running television commercials suggesting that marriage-equality opponents would be unfairly "fired, sued, fined and punished" if the referendum passes, and that it is possible to treat gay and lesbian couples fairly while still excluding them from the right to marry.

Still, excluding the effects of luck, we can say that each human being will have a more or less successful life depending on the decisions they make and the options they pursue.

A possible solution to the problem of combining heterogeneous logics, which naturally leads us to the deeper question of "what is a logic?", is to consider a common component of the majority of logics (but still excluding certain substructural logics): their respective consequence relations.

Several thousand senior Baathists are still excluded.

Argentina had pulled out.Germany were still excluded after the war.

If the Boy Scouts cannot exclude gays, can they still exclude girls, the justices wanted to know.

(But one-fourth of the retail workers still excluded earn less than $1 an hour).

Most Asians were still excluded, but there were no limits on migrants from the Western Hemisphere.