Sentence examples for allow an exception from inspiring English sources

The idea was to allow an exception for teenagers who were pregnant.

In cases where turning over evidence might endanger a witness, for example, a judge could allow an exception.

However, the rules allow an exception for employer-sponsored health plans that were in existence on March 23, when President Obama signed the health care bill.

White House officials said they hoped that the House Rules Committee would allow an exception to the rules, so Democrats could offer an alternative costing $100 billion over five years.

It was a perfect media moment, a clashing juxtaposition of the BBC's earnest paternalism with the irreverent impertinence of the artist which, despite strong overtones of Chris Morris and The Day Today, served to convey beautifully the news item in question: the relaxation of copyright law to allow an exception for parody and satire.

But the court gives a second and independent reason for invalidating this humane (not to say anti-barbarian) law: That it fails to allow an exception for the situation in which the abortionist believes that this live-birth method of destroying the child might be safer for the woman.

Ross's show has been allowed an exception for Cresswell.

Nonetheless, when he had to, Dulles allowed an exception, one that has remained largely hidden.

The agreement allowed an exception, though, for employees who turned 50 by July 1 of that year.

If any country was allowed an exception, she said, "you can imagine how all countries will put conditions on free movement with other countries.

Many of the arguments Monday concerned whether the court should strike down all of the Michigan statute or just the part allowing an exception for claims of fraud.