Sentence examples for considered an exception to from inspiring English sources

which is interpreted to mean that there is a dose or threshold below which exposure to a chemical would not result in any detrimental effect (carcinogenic chemicals are considered an exception to this rule).

But here we are considering an exception to the safeguards offered by the Fifth and Sixth Amendments.

The uniform is traditional, and central to the ideals of the nearly 175-year-old public military college in South Carolina, so the fact that it was considering an exception to it for an accepted student set off shock waves among alumni.

The term "girl gamer" has done nothing to help this, pushing the idea that a woman taking part in a traditionally male-dominated pastime should be considered an exception, with their own special term to point that out.

Certain reviewers preferred the game over its film counterpart, and considered it an exception to the general mediocrity of film tie-in games.

Another feature of the argument offered to defend dereliction of duty is to suggest that this risk that the HCW takes with his or her own health is a fixed variable, and thus should be considered as an exception to duty.

Although it was not customary then to receive a mulatto into a religious order in Peru, Martín was considered an exception and became a Dominican lay brother in 1610.

He was considered an exception in Venezuela's recent political history: a leader who clearly had not allowed himself or his family to grow rich while in office.

Bright sources observed by ACIS are typically problematic in data reduction, but the "readout streak" may be considered an exception.

Any other advance request not explicitly listed above is considered an exception and requires prior approval by the Business Expense Manager within Procurement Services.

(American citizens can obtain a second passport, but that is considered an exception and decided on a case-by-case basis, State Department officials said).