Examples of using Exclusion in English and their translations into Chinese
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The automatic sanction will usually be a fixed term exclusion from school(or being barred from participation in school trips for a given period).
An important aspect of the fight against exclusion was the right to education, especially primary education, and particularly for girls.
In Italy the fight against social exclusion and poverty is considered a key factor in fostering economic progress and the development of employment.
Txt, also known as the Robot Exclusion, is key in preventing search engine robots from crawling restricted areas of your site.
For all practical purposes, the Exclusion Act, along with the restrictions that followed it, froze the Chinese community in place in 1882.
Part II: Combating precariousness and exclusion in France, with special reference to the specific difficulties of young people and the homeless.
The emerging urban issues include climate change; exclusion and rising inequality; rising insecurity; and upsurge in international migration.
Exclusion of groups or individuals from services or facilities, or failure to take measures to achieve substantive equality and address systemic patterns of inequalities;
At present in Xinjiang, the exclusion of and discrimination against Uighurs is quite systematic, with the government leading the way….
Examine under exclusion laws but observe care in identifying him not to cause annoyance to other Japanese passengers.".
The rise in precariousness and exclusion in the 1970s prompted the French Government to develop new schemes.
Exclusion criteria were presence of a severe congenital anomaly, anticipated enteral fasting for longer than 14 days, or no realistic prospect of survival.
Racism was intertwined with such issues as destitution, exclusion, unequal access to resources and opportunities, and social and cultural stigmatization.
It is critical that measures be put in place to eradicate discrimination and exclusion of older persons and to ensure access to services according to their needs.
The General Framework Act on Measures to Combat Exclusion of 1998 also contained provisions relating to the homeless, including a programme to increase the number of emergency shelters.
At the same time, there remain serious challenges, including serious financial crises, insecurity, poverty, exclusion and inequality within and among societies.
The ironic thing is that, 150 years ago, Chinatown started because of exclusion acts and discriminatory policy.
Millions more, however, are forced or uprooted from their homes by violence, war, poverty, persecution, exclusion, and the effects of climate change.
Exclusion of peasants(male and female) and domestic service workers(male and female) from the Labour Law(article 7);
The problems of unemployment, precariousness and exclusion raise a great many complex issues.