Sentence examples for systematically excluded from a from inspiring English sources

But the United States Supreme Court has held that blacks, among other minority groups, cannot be systematically excluded from a jury solely because of their race.

The United States Supreme Court has held that blacks, like other groups, cannot be systematically excluded from a jury solely because of their race, and that peremptory challenges, which require no stated explanation, can be exercised by the prosecution only "to secure a fair and impartial jury".

We wished to find out more about this group of patients who appeared to be systematically excluded from a health system that is internationally lauded as providing trust, coordination, continuity, flexibility and coverage, irrespective of health status or ability to pay [ 1].

He said he was systematically excluded from all meetings on oil contracts, electricity, money, and prisons.

She also brings to light how Jewish Holocaust victims were systematically excluded from Commission membership – a choice that fueled the group's rise, but also helped lead to its premature downfall.

In the mid 90s, Dimon was CEO of Smith Barney and a defendant in the gender-discrimination suit known as the "Boom-Boom Room". In this case 26 women, who work or previously worked at Smith Barney offices across the country, alleged they were systematically excluded from high paying jobs amid a male dominated workplace culture.

And it is a group systematically excluded from some automated polls, like Rasmussen Reports, because the law requires that cellphone numbers are dialed by actual people, not computers.

Units where fewer than six patients and/or fewer than three staff members responded to the questionnaires were systematically excluded from the secondary dataset analyzed, yielding a dataset comprising responses from 1909 patients and 929 staff members.

As a result, a whole generation is being systematically excluded from professional work and state institutions.

The International Labor Organization found gaps in labor laws around the world and is proposing a new international treaty to raise the standards for a group of workers systematically excluded from protections that have been granted to other employees.

This mandate is of utmost importance because if there is a group that is systematically excluded from civil society, then this structural exclusion tends to breed injustice.