They excluded John from the club.

He was excluded from the team.

He was excluded from the team.

He was excluded from the society.

He was excluded from the society.

He was excluded from the society.

One wonders who was benefiting from this vice ?

Given this, they are largely excluded from textbooks.

Excluded from many occupations, they, too, survived by clannishness and trade.

Britain has largely excluded itself from any leadership role in Europe.

Many young second generation immigrants are virtually excluded from the labor market.

The region s monarchs, however, have excluded Iraq from the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Zemlyak s coach, Sergey Basenko, was also excluded from the Ukrainian delegation s roster.

No one was excluded.

If they do, they are punished and, if they relapse, excluded from play.

Moreover, an independent Scotland might be excluded from the European Union and NATO.

Unfortunately, the minorities, Hispanics in particular, aren't excluded from the spectre of poverty.

Many of its participants, excluded from mainstream politics, are veterans of online battles.

The defeated nations of Germany, Austria, and Hungary were excluded from the negotiations.

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(f) The number and impact of training activities organized and development personnel benefiting from them.

We feel excluded from our own lives, our own city, and our own country.

Both rich and poor countries would benefit from increased migration, with developing countries benefiting the most.

The families benefiting from their remittances will now be forced to cut their consumption as well.

Who will be included or excluded?

Backroom lobbying by powerful corporations now dominates policymaking negotiations, from which the public is excluded.

It is true that France is benefiting from an extraordinary financial environment, and borrowing at low rates.

(a) Persons with disabilities are not excluded from the general education system on the basis of disability, and that children with disabilities are not excluded from free and compulsory primary education, or from secondary education, on the basis of disability

Luckily for us, the excluded and the poor tend not to revolt, precisely because they are so excluded.

But to Europeans, who are excluded from the pact, it looks like monetary and economic unilateralism.

Preserving national integrity is a universal principle of peace from which Serbia should not be excluded.

Qatar, excluded from consideration for 2020, announced it would submit another bid for the 2024 Olympics.

Support for the party plummeted in the 2012 election, and it was excluded from the government.

Many countries are clearly not benefiting from globalization, and are falling further and further behind into extreme poverty.

Why aren't the large EU economies benefiting from IT, despite its diffusion on the Old continent as well?

If money is power, then women must no longer be excluded from controlling the supply of it.

Statisticians struggle, for example, to account for how consumers are benefiting from the increased quality and speed of delivery that often results from digitalization.

They became profiteers, seizing government land to resell as building land to refugees returning from Iran and Pakistan, benefiting from huge American outsourcing contracts.

So this is not just young women that it's benefiting.

In Europe, they are excluded from employment by labor agreements and in some cases by minimum wage laws.

Its robust agricultural sector is a massive exporter of food, benefiting from the growing appetites of consumers in developing countries.

In January 1797 Pahlen was discharged from the governorship, and on 26 February he was relieved from his post in the regiment and excluded from the service.

But when you are excluded, you are permanently alone.

Surrounding these islands, however, are oceans of excluded people.

Moreover, German Chancellor Angela Merkel took the liberty of pondering whether imperiled states should be excluded from the eurozone.