exclusionary

an exclusionary club membership

exclusionary clauses in contracts

exclusionary practices in hiring

They are in the pursuit of deeply discriminatory and exclusionary visions, primarily affecting ethnic and religious minorities.

Some people say the groups are very exclusionary.

" Deep canvassing, " – that is “non-judgmentally exchanging narratives in interpersonal conversations” – can “facilitate durable reductions in exclusionary attitudes.”

Prescriptivism is, by its nature, exclusionary.

Then the exclusionary behaviour starts: not being invited to meetings, the pub or lunches.

Because it exposes or introduces executives to female directors who otherwise fall prey to exclusionary hiring practices.

Zoning laws in the past, however, were mostly exclusionary based on someone's race or skin color.

The most obvious way that fraternities and sororities could be exclusionary is by the cost of joining the organization.

The word " exclusionary" comes from the verb " to exclude, " which is the opposite of " include" .

When we take these questions seriously without even knowing it, we're reinforcing the closed, exclusionary borders of the immigration conversation.