There is a single exception limited to life endangerment, but none for a woman's health or cases of incest or rape — an omission that shows Republican lawmakers learned nothing from the public's rejection of reprehensible attitudes toward sexual assault that led to the defeat of Republican Senate candidates in other states in November.
That part of the law, which also contains only a single exception limited to life endangerment, does not allow for a separate rider for broader abortion coverage.
But there are very few pediatric lungs available for transplantation, the rules for children to gain access to adult lungs are tight, and the grounds for doctors and patients to seek an exception are limited.
With few exceptions limited to hospice or critical care settings [ 10], physician orders for life-sustaining treatment (POLST, [ 11]) have not yet been implemented into routine care.
The committee will likely consider AUMF provisions barring the use of U.S. ground troops for combat with narrow exceptions, limiting the war to Iraq and Syria, and limiting targets to ISIS and associated groups.
A Nike spokesman said the exception was limited, allowing top swimmers to experiment with other products.
a. Exceptions normally are limited to a specific project (i.e., proposal).
Further, the discretionary exception is limited to those FCC rules in effect on the date of enactment of this legislation [Oct. 19 , 1976.
Available data are, with one exception, 13 limited to case series or highly selected populations with short follow-up or no control group.
Barring a few notable exceptions with limited offline capabilities like Evernote and Google Translate, many apps simply fail when the data stops flowing.
