Sentence examples for certain cases such as from inspiring English sources

There will be exemptions in certain cases, such as where there is evidence of domestic violence.

Effectively what is now the redundancy payment would become a "dismissal payment", and the right to claim further compensation would disappear (except in certain cases, such as if your dismissal was discriminatory).

In 2007, the French Society of Plastic Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery banned its members from doing the procedure until further research is done, except in certain cases such as patients who have had their breasts reconstructed after mastectomies.

Jalopies presumably make such an impact on stage because entrances are an important part of theatre, but we expect the actors to walk on or, in certain cases such as Peter Pan, to fly in.

Yet in most European countries such access to someone's past is only accessible in certain cases such as a check on a criminal record for those working with vulnerable people.

In certain cases, such as in tunnels, communication is lost completely.

The word "tame" here stands for a property intended to rule out certain pathological cases, such as curves with infinitely nested knotting.

In certain use cases – such as smart grids – confidentiality requirements tend to be greater due to its large volume of sensitive data.

Although this sampling prescription is frequently effective, it can be far from optimal in certain limiting cases, such as for a 1D channel, or more generally yield inefficient sampling schemes at low degrees of sub-sampling.

To this the primitivist might reply, either that primitive connections can be directly observed, at least in certain favorable cases such as willing or pressure on the body (Anscombe 1975, Strawson 1985, Fales 1990, Armstrong 1997); or that primitive connections can be theoretically inferred via inference to the best explanation (Tooley 1987).

The private-for-profit facilities that exist in the study area are mainly individual business organizations, with few staff, who lack the capacity to handle certain serious cases, such as maternal cases.