Sentence examples for categories of exceptions from inspiring English sources

For people who have not filed the required papers that preserve their right to sue, the judge said they could seek to file late if they could show, as the law requires, that they fit into one of several categories of exceptions, like disability.

In short, they can "fend for themselves". A similar belief serves as the rationale behind the categories of exceptions that operate in the United Kingdom and across Europe.

To the MIPS core running inside the PIC32, all interrupts fall generally under the category of exceptions.

For it would seem that a certain category of exceptions never failed to make the world worse — that category, precisely, for whom power is more real than love.

That "no" reflects precedent, precedent that shows there is no pre-existing legal category of exceptions to the exclusionary rule into which the knock-and-announce cases might fit.

Of course "stores" are not irrelevant, nor will they be anytime soon for most categories of physical goods (exceptions: software, music, books and other media consumed increasingly on digital devices).

It was reported that gene expression correlates well with distinct proteins for zebrafish, with several categories of genes as exceptions [ 17].

The majority of variants within a given gene generally fall into one of these categories, although exceptions are being increasingly recognized; for example, the moderate penetrance mutation BRCA1 p.Arg1699Gln [ 10].

Memphis averages 75.3 points a game and beats S.L.U. in a number of statistical categories, with the exceptions of points allowed per game and turnovers.

Disparity exists for all categories of injury, with the exception of injuries caused by transport vehicles with similar rates for Aboriginal males and total BC males (0.59 compared to 0.57 respectively) in 2009.

The ICF categories of each component, with exception of the "Personal Factors", which are not classified yet, are hierarchically detailed up to four levels.