Sentence examples for a list of exceptions from inspiring English sources

The Assembly Transportation Committee today is to consider a bill that adds "an electronic toll monitoring sensor" to a list of exceptions.

But …" And there follows a list of exceptions ("A final l is doubled irrespective of accent, and with a final s usage varies"), culminating in a well-chosen trio of superlatives: "thinnest, commonest, and cruellest".

The Context class implements the concept of exception context, aggregating a name and a list of exceptions that can be handled in the context.

Some languages provide constructs to associate a method's signature with a list of exceptions that it may raise (see lines 3 4 in Figure 1A).

The most common irregularity covers situations when the association between grapheme and phoneme is not quite one-to-one but can be, to some extent, ambiguous and greatly dependent on the neighbor-contexts.To deal with this problem, rule-based systems have been adopted along with a list of exceptions to cover the unruled situations.

Given the open scope of the directive, it is essential that the legislator should also draw up a list of exceptions now.

The literature mostly considers those different processes as a listing of exceptions to the classical Michaelis-Menten pattern.

More important than any list of exceptions is the rule set forth by the Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade in 1973 and reaffirmed in Planned Parenthood v. Casey in 1992: women have a constitutional right to abortion until the fetus is viable outside the womb.

The owner, in turn, can choose from a list of several exceptions to the law to justify their, say, 30-50% rent increase.

So the way that copyright is designed in Europe is that we have exclusive rights, and then have a list of specific exceptions under which users are allowed to use copyrighted content.

To ensure that The Compact was doable, I came up with a list of personal exceptions of stuff I was allowed to buy new.