Sentence examples for will not form part of from inspiring English sources

Schools decline to offer music education to children because they know it will not form part of Ofsted inspections, the leading classical pianist James Rhodes has claimed.

Portugal's loss, on safety grounds, is a shot across the bows to other well established venues - including this weekend's Sanremo Rally, which will not form part of the 2002 calendar unless the FIA observers report favourably.

It continues with a sentence that represents the resolution of discussions with the journalists' union: "As a set of guidelines, this will not form part of a journalist's contract of employment, nor will it form part, for either editorial management or journalists, of disciplinary, promotional or recruitment procedures".

Safe to say that the policy enshrined in the Green Party manifesto – a ban on grouse shooting and hunting any animals for sport – will not form part of the Campbell manifesto, on the basis of his recent eye-catching appearance in Shooting Gazette: "I'm helping out the Conservatives on various issues to do with sport and diversity".

However, it will not form part of the score-keeping apparatus and will not be used by the match officials.

Participants who dropped out before receiving the intervention were substituted where possible, to ensure the courses were run with adequate numbers of participants, but these individuals will not form part of the analysis set.

Revenge does not form part of Roberto Martínez's vocabulary.

"The players themselves do not form part of the assets".

"non-cml-element" does not form part of this.

The suspect referral form did not form part of the SIS system.

B symptoms do not form part of the staging system.