The former could be excluded in some cases but not as a matter of principle.

No one must be excluded or feel excluded from the process.

The possibility that they might be returned to the United States Armed Forces could therefore not be excluded.

That provision, however, could not be invoked to establish a standing list of professions which excluded women.

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On this basis, some facilities would not be included in further regular monitoring activities (although further visits could not be excluded).

While closely linked to articles 3 and 4, the draft article was primarily expository and could accordingly be excluded.

An adult woman who chose to wear a headscarf might be excluded from employment in some jobs and a minor girl who was required to wear a headscarf by her family could be excluded from school.

The minorities shall neither be physically excluded from the territory nor be excluded from access to the resources required for their livelihood.

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Thus, voyage charters should explicitly be specified and excluded.

Even if exhaustive information were available, the construction of a general measure of NTBs could be tedious, as general equilibrium effects are likely to be excluded.

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It is unacceptable for some States still to be excluded.

There were certain cases where observers should be completely excluded.

It was advisable to define stakeholders well, because some could find themselves excluded from the action.

Indeed, when Kennedy convened the PCSW, women in America could be excluded from juries, lacked access to oral contraceptives and abortion, and could not even secure credit in their own names.

A list of URIs for partitions to be excluded from scanning.

Solidarity cannot be achieved when our most important institutions are excluded.

None should be excluded on the basis of selective political discrimination.

Linguistic staff should, however, be excluded from eligibility for the scheme

Whenever we are talking about facts certain opinions must be excluded.

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In any event, the intervention of the Security Council should be excluded.

SCFE can usually be excluded by an x ray of the hips.

No one must be marginalized or excluded from the fruits of globalization.

(i) The list of duty stations at which housing might be excluded

The visions of women, youth and indigenous peoples were still excluded their inclusion could bring about a new way of development, which should be taken advantage of.

Permanent members would be excluded from each regional group and its selection process

In accordance with that understanding, non admission could be excluded from consideration, although it might still be necessary to differentiate clearly between non admission and expulsion in order to complete the work.

52. Caution was nevertheless indicated. As stated before, the possibility that States might become parties to the Convention while making reservations concerning Part Three could not be excluded.

Distribution of wealth and opportunities had become more concentrated. The excluded and the deprived could only be ignored at great peril to the cohesion of the civil society.

Post retirement benefits are excluded.

So it excluded the Royalists.

Even a global depression cannot be excluded in the face of this fundamental crisis.

The second requirement is that minorities shall not be excluded from the national society.

29. As in the original formula, reimbursements to troop contributing Governments would be excluded.

Such a position was unacceptable to his delegation Jerusalem could not be excluded from the final stage of negotiation, and Arab and Islamic as well as Christian rights to the city must be recognized.

Could be book, could be DVDs, could be courses, could be anything.

Diversity must be a source of richness, not antagonism, and countries that favor the latter must be excluded.

Letters of credit were not excluded.