Sentence examples for they cannot participate from inspiring English sources

The neoliberal Republican elite sat by while Trump trashed their brand and appealed to Americans who feel they cannot participate and are not welcome in the global economy.

"The remaining ones have been convicted of political crimes with conditions that they cannot participate in the elections, and so today there is almost no opposition figure who could run against Lukashenko".

In fact, according to the club's president, Barbara Solomon, the health benefits are what keep people flocking to the team, even if they cannot participate in any of the synchronized routines.

I work with people who also find themselves in this liminal space where they cannot participate or realize their potential as citizens because the narratives prosecutors, politicians, and the media promote about them cause them to be distrusted and alienated.

Is it because there are so few senior females that they get recruited so much more frequently than men?" Ms. Hill went on to say that the letter was not meant as a "condemnation of my own gender," but instead as a call to encourage women to respond more frequently to such requests or suggest another woman if they cannot participate.

You have your race numbers pinned on and you are waiting in line before 9 a.m., ready to go, but for various reasons the members of the group disband, many of them deciding not to participate, or perhaps being told they cannot participate or run together as a group.

They also cannot participate in post-season play.

If a student is too low for our program - meaning they cannot understand the class and cannot participate - they will not be able to continue (regardless of online placement exam score).

If the participant cannot participate in the study, s/he will be contacted by the researcher.

Also, patients cannot participate when they are pregnant, taking antidepressant medication, or when they have lost a significant other in the past 6 months.

Collectively, we are separated from others trying to move through the evening streets; they are subjected to but cannot participate in our experience.