Sentence examples for broad exception from inspiring English sources

Such a broad exception, critics say, stands to weaken international nonproliferation norms.

In America, by contrast, a broad exception is made for the "fair use" of content.

But the body's rules include a broad exception for national security that the Chinese could cite if the United States tried to challenge them.

The original language of the rule had a broad exception: banks couldn't trade for their own account, but they could hedge to mitigate their risks.

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley's merchant banking provisions created a broad exception to this principle by allowing banking entities to acquire up to 100percentt of equity in any commercial company they deemed a profitable investment.

The Court's opinion does not establish a broad exception to § 1291, see ante, at 10-11, n. 11, but it does create uncertainty about when a district court order in a pending case can be appealed.

"This would open the floodgates to everyone bringing in broad exceptions," said Ms. Crowley, the Cambridge expert.

But on its face, Rule 52(a) admits of no broad exceptions to its applicability.

They want broad exceptions to the rules, especially for large trades, which they say will disrupt markets if done openly.

But Ed Mierzwinski, consumer program director at the United States Public Interest Research Group, said the legislation had "broad exceptions that swallow any rule it creates".

While some praised the principles laid out in the draft text, they warned that it was difficult to tell whether the agreement would allow broad exceptions to such limits.