Sentence examples for usually excluding from inspiring English sources

Finally, war is generally understood to embrace only armed conflicts on a fairly large scale, usually excluding conflicts in which fewer than 50,000 combatants are involved.

Railway Infrastructure Owner (RIO): takes care of maintenance and extensions of the railway network infrastructure (usually excluding the metro or tram), of allocating rail capacity and of traffic control.

According to a study published by the Century Foundation, many of these schools "condition admission and retention on dogmatic adherence to specific religious doctrine, usually excluding those who are LGBTQ or come from non-churchgoing families".

ORs for maternal age over 22 years were increased twofold to fivefold, with 95% CIs usually excluding the null, for both white and African-American women.

Second, HIV managers largely function outside the district management structure and use HIV data in even smaller sub-programme specific silos, usually excluding horizontal managers.

Of the nine who discussed sexual issues, only three talked to all women, with six discussing sexual issues with less than half of their patients (usually excluding elderly or very ill women).

Healthy Jews are usually excluded.

Estimates usually exclude one-time items.

Thomson estimates usually exclude special items.

Analysts usually exclude one-time items from their estimates.

"Multifamily buildings were usually excluded and renters were excluded".