Sentence examples for to exclusion from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of excluding or shutting out; removal from consideration or taking part.
"Gender gaps in cities lead to exclusion in public spaces.
We appeal to hope, not anger, not to exclusion.
A time to say 'no more' to exclusion and prejudice.
This leads to exclusion, rough sleeping and ill health.
Withdrawal, she said, was often a reaction to exclusion.
When politicians belittle popular awareness they doom themselves to exclusion and failure.
"Reporting problems only leads to exclusion and further harassment and makes individuals less inclined to report".
If, tragically, one chose to indict all Germans for the Holocaust, that would inevitably lead to exclusion and discrimination.
It posed the big questions of our moral and spiritual attitudes to exclusion with renewed vigour and passion.
Governments would choose how to punish noncompliant companies, from fines to exclusion from public contracts.
This approach ultimately leads to exclusion in education and society.
