"as narrow exceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe situations in which something is usually true but there are a few exceptions. For example, "Most jobs require at least a high school degree, but there are a few narrow exceptions."
He wrote that the company felt for those affected by mug-shot sites but added that "with very narrow exceptions, we take down as little as possible from search".
While the former are universally prohibited, the latter are permitted as a narrow exception to some anti-bribery laws.
These words also blur the line between bribes and "facilitating payments". While the former are universally prohibited, the latter are permitted as a narrow exception to some anti-bribery laws.
Meanwhile, over in the US, the FCC has just this month proposed new privacy rules for ISPs that would, if adopted, require broadband providers to gain explicit consent from users for using or sharing their data, with some narrow exceptions, such as for providing and marketing the specific service.
Meanwhile, over in the US, the FCC has just this month proposed new privacy rules for ISPs that would, if adopted, require broadband providers to gain explicit consent from users for using or sharing their data, with some narrow exceptions, such as for providing and marketing the specific service.
There are some narrow exceptions, for things such as short-term emergencies, which are then reviewed by a judge promptly after the fact.
Letting Rule 10b-5 operase as a "catchall" to ensure that these narrow exceptions granted by Congress are not expanded by circumvention completes this statutory scheme.
There are some narrow exceptions for special foods as they apply to, for example, food allergies and Celiac disease) but the key word is "special". Bland isn't special.
There are a few narrow exceptions, though.
