Sentence examples for Exception clause from inspiring English sources

In 1993, the French coaxed the European Union into adding a "cultural exception" clause to its commercial treaties exempting cultural products, high or low, from normal free-trade rules.

And perhaps most popularly, in 2016, the acclaimed Oscar-nominated documentary "13th," directed by Ava DuVernay, traced the exception clause from the era of convict leasing after the Civil War — when prisoners were forced to work for private plantation owners — to today's system of mass incarceration and prison labor.

Now if a rule forbidding stealing, for example, has exception clause after exception clause after exception clause tacked on to it, the rule with all these exception clauses will provide too much opportunity for temptation to convince agents that one of the exception clauses applies, when in fact stealing would be advantageous to the agent.

The exception clause for PCPs in the CLP Regulation does not go in line with a decent RC.

This could be because they have revised the content of the moral principle to create an exception clause for this one kind of situation.

Its passage would add Ontario to a list of three provinces British Columbia, Alberta, and Nova Scotia that do not include an exception clause for natural scientists.

Europe, mourning the loss of its centuries-old supremacy, either resorts to insulation (by quotas and "cultural exception" clauses) or seeks solace in the disparagement of American culture as vulgar, inauthentic or stolen.

At the same time, the 50+1 rule with its exception clauses for Hoffenheim, Leverkusen and Wolfsburg remains a source of contention as well.

The same is true of most other moral rules: incorporating too many exception clauses could undermine people's assurance that others will behave in certain ways (such as keeping promises and avoiding stealing).

The quality of the exception handling policy is also reflected by the considerable number of user-defined exceptions in MM (see Table 1) and specialized handler actions (see Table 2), in contrast with BkDb and PvL on which most the exception handler actions were generic (i.e., catch Throwable or catch Exception clauses) – see Table 2.

This requires a picture of morality's norms that is extremely detailed in content, so that what looks like a consequentialist balance can be generated by a complex series of norms with extremely detailed priority rules and exception clauses (Richardson 1990).