Sentence examples for an exception exists from inspiring English sources
If an exception exists, the volunteers at Aviation want to meet him.
As a compromise in the above situation, an exception exists in both the Act and Directive to allow transfers to third countries if, among others, a data subject gives unambiguous consent to a transfer – which consent must be freely given, specific and informed - or the transfer is on terms approved or authorised as ensuring adequate safeguards.
An exception exists, however, if a species possesses dormant stages such as seeds or resting eggs or if generations are overlapping but selection acts only on juveniles.
An exception existed for Wells Fargo, a San Francisco bank, which is apparently succeeding.
A single exception exists for the first two on-treatment measurement times for BSAP after administration of 30 mg Q3M, where the model predicts less suppression than observed.
So let's put the scaremongering in perspective and recognise an exception always exists to every rule.
Combined with the large land requirements of tree breeding and the need to maintain trees for many years, cacao mapping populations seldom have more than a hundred individuals, although a few exceptions exist at larger cacao research stations.
A few exceptions exist, such as the bull shark, which has developed a way to change its kidney function to excrete large amounts of urea.
Most of the listed lines that were actually constructed were under the management of the Ministry of Railway until the 1940s, then under Japan National Railway (JNR) and Japan Railways (JR) after privatization, but a few exceptions exist.
Although FOXO1 has not been previously implicated in AD, an exception may exist.
