Sentence examples for would have excluded from inspiring English sources

Until recently, her disability would have excluded her from the mainstream Armenian education system.

(Notice I didn't say Scandinavians, which would have excluded Iceland).

Such a bill would have excluded clauses on labour and the environment from fast-track treatment.

The United States claimed a boundary that would have excluded Canada from the sea.

The committee would have excluded from taxation the first $500 of dividends and a small part of the remaining dividends.

In an earlier age political chauvinism would have excluded Park Geun-hye, Keiko Fujimori and Mrs Clinton.

Twenty-four more potential donors had B.M.I.'s over 30, a group that some centers would have excluded.

The Bush approach would have excluded 200,000 of the 500,000 who became eligible when the legislature insisted on the higher level.

"It's only a few square miles to begin with, so it would have excluded virtually everyone for busing from the middle school and high school".

It is the kind of worldly bourgeois background that in more hard-core Communist strongholds would have excluded a young man from party membership.

The quota system would have excluded the Australian Motoring Enthusiasts party but it would also have thwarted Xenophon's election to the upper house in 1997.