Sentence examples for all circumstances except from inspiring English sources

Stan Charlton was essentially an amiable fellow, splendid company in all circumstances except one.

Sublicensing: Sublicensing of MIT graduate student housing to another person is prohibited under all circumstances, except under the conditions outlined in the "Sublicenses" section of this License Agreement.

There can be no ideology that is superior on all issues and in all circumstances, except for the ideology of choosing the best policy for each issue separately and independently of political orientation.

(3 Treasury General Account means an account, established under United States Treasury Department regulations, in which a zero balance may be maintained and from which the entire balance may be withdrawn by the depositor immediately under all circumstances except closure of the credit union.

Moderation is relative in today's G.O.P. Bush, asked if he thought that too absolute a position on abortion might alienate voters, said that he was in a "sweet spot" relative to Rubio, who believes that abortion should be banned in all circumstances except when the life of the mother is in danger.

However, Ireland's abortion law prohibits abortion in all circumstances except where the mother's life is in danger, meaning that even fetuses that will not survive birth must be carried to term.

Each mother-to-be has an antenatal visit every four weeks from the same midwife who will, unforeseen circumstances excepted, deliver her child.

He believes that the United States should not take military action under any circumstances except emergency self-defense.

Abortion is not allowed in 18 of the 47 countries under any circumstances except for saving the life of the pregnant woman.

Weight loss has been shown to enhance insulin sensitivity under all circumstances (rev. in 21) except wasting, major stress, and HIV infection (22– 22).

But according to some, natural rights to certain freedoms belong to natural law "positively", in the sense that there is a presumption in their favour, so that they cannot be abolished, at least not for all circumstances, or cannot be abolished except for good reasons.