Exclusions in a sentence

The reason given for the majority of one-time exclusions was insufficient staff and a lack of trained staff also contributed to the long-term exclusions.

A lot of travel insurance policies have exclusions for epidemics and pandemics.

Council officers have stated while the trends are worrying and work needs to be done locally, the national picture has also shown an increase in suspensions, exclusions, and higher-than-usual school absences.

Curiosity deductions are topic to limitations and exclusions, which might change from 12 months to 12 months.

However, they do have a couple of exclusions – hot drinks and booze.

Kara sought help after the death of the one family member who had stayed in contact with her when the exclusions felt more punishing.

Rupprecht said even before Thursday’s decision, insurers were adding endorsements to their policies imposing sublimits or outright exclusions for liabilities arising under the False Claims Act.

She said: “He loved being around other children and he loved school, so I was really surprised when the exclusions started to happen.

Skipper Nicholls was unbeaten in all rides he completed, although two exclusions restricted him to just nine points.

The exclusions were previously scheduled to expire on Dec 31. The extension will allow for further consideration under the statutory four-year review, Tai's office said in a statement.

The facility's main aim is to reduce the number of school exclusions in West Norfolk, working in partnership with the College of West Anglia to provide English and maths qualifications.

The offer is valid for most National Trust properties across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, please to see the exclusions.

There may be so many exclusions a policy isn’t worth it.

Here you can review for brand suitability and exclude as needed via account-level placement exclusions.

Issuing its updated guidance, the Department for Education said: "For the vast majority of pupils, suspensions and permanent exclusions may not be necessary, as other strategies can manage their behaviour.

It also allows for exclusions however including the area around a building or farmyard (curtilage) for residents “to have reasonable measures of privacy” and “to ensure that their enjoyment of that house or place is not unreasonably disturbed”.

Mr Evans said exclusions are rising, while the number of children and young people going into pupil referral units has doubled since the pandemic.

Ms Jacobs told the Sunday Times: “There will be so many people in the prison estate in their background or history that will be perpetrators of domestic abusers and they will be released unless they meet the criteria exclusions, so it isn’t perfect.

North Carolina Republicans have sued the state election board, alleging it is not enforcing a new law aimed at removing people from voter rolls who seek jury duty exclusions because they are not citizens.

The bloc is assuming it’ll be just like last time, when it managed to negotiate exclusions and limit the negative effects of Washington’s trade policies.