Sentence examples for constitutes an exception from inspiring English sources

The flag of the Vatican city-state constitutes an exception to that rule.

In the federal courts, the plain-error doctrine constitutes an exception to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 30's requirement that defendants make timely objections to instructions.

The de dicto reading arising with verbs constitutes an exception to two fundamental laws of medieval semantics, known as (1) Existential Generalization and (2) Substitutivity of Identicals (Hausser 1999, Sect. 20.4).

Although large variations in crustal structure exist across the study area, though the crustal model for the Oki-Daito Rise constitutes an exception, we can summarize our results as follows.

Since a tribally operated eagle sanctuary constitutes an exception to the process, it would be instrumental in strengthening Navajo cultural sovereignty; currently, only the Iowa and Zuni nations operate eagle sanctuaries for this purpose.

The linguistically isolated Romansh culture in Graubünden in eastern Switzerland constitutes an exception, it survives only in the upper valleys of the Rhine and the Inn and strives to maintain its rare linguistic tradition.

Did what happened in Iraq constitute an exception?

The first artist who springs to mind when Dada is mentioned, Marcel Duchamp, would constitute an exception, but he really wasn't a Dadaist.

And to this generalization the Eleventh Amendment, despite the outcry about sovereign immunity and the sovereignty of the states which preceded its adoption, does not constitute an exception.

Two groups of scholars may be seen to have constituted an exception to this generalization: anthropologically minded linguists and linguists concerned with Bible translation.

Semitransparent ice clouds, such as cirrus, constitute an exception to this rule since their differential transmission cause larger negative differences.