How to pronounce Excluding in English

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excluding gang violence and terrorism.

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excluding gang violence and terrorism.

Wrongfully excluding some and including others,

excluding modernized changes, like using hearses

And who would we end up excluding?

Of excluding Black people from these products

excluding the communist that have little influence in politics.

Lowest police training requirements by far, excluding Iraq and

Officer. excluding field training, basic training programs lasted an

Is excluding a huge amount of people from our workforce,

Then what do we risk by excluding the broader context?

Which grows up to about 15 cm long – excluding antennae and legs.

Lot easier. Israel, though, is facing growing criticism for excluding Palestinians from its

excluding things like there are pure poison like arsenic and plutonium and so

In 2016 (excluding Hong Kong and Macau) this amount was more than $180 billion.

Won and on that occasion a coalition was formed with center parties excluding any

2015 sub-Saharan Africa economies, excluding South Africa – which is a bit of a peculiar

These creations. That's excluding the actual LEGO sets that I'll put on them once I'm done.

This kind of strategy has led to a pattern of excluding black jurors across the country.

If a lawyer accuses the other side of excluding a juror because of race, the judge then has