Sentence examples for when it excludes from inspiring English sources

Can a lobby register really be effective when it excludes most of the lobbying that actually goes on?

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which has sued two companies for credit-record screening, has repeatedly said that such screening is illegal when it excludes groups of people and is not job-related or justified by business necessity.

People are often unsure where to draw the line of what is and isn't appropriate, but put simply, banter should be a shared activity – when it excludes or indeed directly targets someone then it's not banter, it's harassment.

Ideals may be hard to argue with, but they have real-world consequences, and even a beautiful vision of marriage as an abstract ideal becomes ugly when it excludes actual human beings and damages their well-being.

"How can an art form be alive," Dance magazine asked, "when it excludes so many?" "Women bring a point of view that men don't have," Bouder tells me later in a phone interview.

On April 22nd the Corporate Library, a governance-research organisation, published a study that found significantly higher returns in 2003-10 when it excluded from its portfolio firms that according to its governance ratings system were of "high" or "very high" risk.

We apply this standard and conclude that the District Court in this case did not abuse its discretion when it excluded certain proffered expert testimony.

The company said its services revenue actually grew by 10percentt when it excluded figures for its network services unit, which I.B.M. sold to AT&T last year, and for services related to the Year 2000 computer bug, demand for which has fallen off sharply.

The ACLU has been criticized by liberals, such as when it excluded communists from its leadership ranks, when it defended Neo-Nazis, when it declined to defend Paul Robeson, or when it opposed the passage of the National Labor Relations Act.

A8 World Briefing A10 NATIONAL A18-28 Judge Rules an Employer Must Cover Contraceptives A federal judge in Seattle ruled that Bartell Drug, a family-owned chain of stores, discriminated against women when it excluded prescription contraceptives from its health plan.

In the first court ruling on the issue of gender equity in drug coverage, a federal judge in Seattle said yesterday that the Bartell Drug Company, a family-owned drugstore chain, discriminated against women when it excluded prescription contraceptives from its employee health plan.