Sentence examples for broad exceptions to the from inspiring English sources
They want broad exceptions to the rules, especially for large trades, which they say will disrupt markets if done openly.
Environmental groups like Greenpeace said the European Union package "watered down" an ambitious program by giving too many carbon credits for free, allowing some industries broad exceptions to the emissions limits and giving countries too much leeway to offset pollution at home by investing in green projects overseas.
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.
Mr. Holder proposed carving out a broad new exception to the Miranda rights established in a landmark 1966 Supreme Court ruling.
If the courts rule drug testing of welfare recipients to be constitutional, a broad new exception to the fourth amendment will have been carved out.
Nevertheless, Mr. Fukuyama acknowledges, the evolution has been slowed somewhat by developments he did not quite foresee, including the rise of a militant Islam that constitutes "a broad Muslim exception to the overall pattern of democratic development".
One of the only exceptions to the broad permission is a ban on guns in classrooms -- but don't worry, there is a proposal in the Arizona legislature which would put guns in schools as well.
Understanding these exceptions to the broad evolutionary conservation of early expressed developmental genes can shed light into relevant processes driving the evolution of species divergence.
However, the local LISA measures were also useful in identifying local patterns in the fallen stock survey, while confirming that there were few exceptions to the broad regional trends in the abattoir survey.
