Exclusion
in sentence
308 examples of Exclusion in a sentence
As former French Prime Minister Dominique De Villepin recently put it, “Globalization, on the one hand, promotes cooperation; on the other hand, [it has] brought new mutual exclusion, isolation, and radicalization.”
Britain’s capacity to energize and become the heart of this group will, it is said, more than make up for its
exclusion
from the sclerotic, culturally and linguistically divided, and increasingly marginalized EU.
In other words, the rule of law in Saudi Arabia is the rule of misogyny – the comprehensive legal
exclusion
of women from the public sphere.
And some policymakers question whether the Swiss approach has focused drug policy too much on public health and too little on dealing with the poverty and social
exclusion
faced by drug users.
This belief is not false but it exaggerates one aspect of reality to the
exclusion
of others.
The EU should combat radicalization by addressing exclusion, not by conflating conservative religious faith with terrorism.
What is needed is a comprehensive policy agenda, comprising demographically informed measures that address political, cultural, and economic
exclusion
in a synchronized manner.
Political and cultural
exclusion
intensifies it.
The population of Yugoslavia, even after the
exclusion
of Kosovo, remains about 25% non-Serb.
Venezuela will continue to participate in all of the regional organizations, pursuing its goal of regional integration to the
exclusion
of the United States and Canada.
Public provision of critical basic services like education or health care may never be as efficient as private-sector alternatives; but where efficiency entails
exclusion
and inequality of opportunity, public provision is not a mistake.
No rejection or
exclusion
of Europeans is intended.
In view of these realities, the threat of
exclusion
from the G8 doesn’t really feel earth shattering to Russia.
In fact, Britain seems to be oscillating between inclusion and
exclusion
– and has been for four decades.
When Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister in the 1980s, she promoted exclusion, defining British identity with reference to its enemies – and not just external foes, like the Soviet Union or the European Commission.
For many patients, exclusion, marginalization, poverty, and loneliness are part and parcel of the addictive process.
Research is beginning to find that social
exclusion
drives the same brain circuits that drive drug seeking.
For more than a half-century, Brazil’s Ministry of External Relations grumbled – not without some justification – about the country’s
exclusion
from the upper levels of international institutions, not least the UN Security Council.
The
exclusion
of debt mutualisation schemes was its main condition for giving up the deutschmark and signing the Maastricht Treaty (article 125 TFEU).
Only with a deeper understanding of the challenges can educational
exclusion
be overcome.
Many people face different, simultaneous forms of discrimination, and the degree of
exclusion
they suffer is a result of the interaction among them.
A combination of vertical and horizontal inequalities can generate extreme
exclusion
and marginalization, which in turn perpetuates intergenerational poverty and inequality.
In short, neoliberalism’s intellectual capture of economic policymaking across a wide range of countries, is resulting in the
exclusion
of most wage earners from the gains of economic growth.
A 30-kilometer
exclusion
zone still rings Chernobyl, leaving once-fertile land unable to be tended by local farmers.
At Fukushima, for example, the bill will include the costs of the heroic efforts by hundreds of workers to cool down the plant’s reactors; the protracted loss of economic output in the 20-kilometer
exclusion
zone (estimated at $128.5 billion by Roubini Global Economics); decommissioning and clean-up costs; and the costs of replacing 4.7 gigawatts of generating capacity.
In addition to its growing political and natural-resource challenges, Asia has made the mistake of overemphasizing GDP growth to the
exclusion
of other indices of development.
Because the diagnosis is made prior to placement of the embryo in the woman's uterus, the
exclusion
of specific abnormalities is possible without terminating an established, ongoing pregnancy.
Suitable control systems should be put in place to stop and correct any failure to meet the established rules by any means necessary, including suspension of membership or
exclusion
of culprit countries.
They also increasingly believe that the most democratically effective policy toward Al Nahda for secular parties is accommodation, not
exclusion.
Perhaps not surprisingly, acts of exclusion, segregation, and violence often go unpunished.
Back
Next
Related words
Social
Poverty
Their
Economic
Political
People
Inequality
Other
Countries
About
Would
Which
Discrimination
Women
Through
Society
Result
Years
Problem
While
