Sentence examples for contained exceptions from inspiring English sources

They also said the law contained exceptions for law enforcement agencies, which the city disputed.

Such bans often contained exceptions for "tobacco specialty shops"; many hookah bars qualify as such by not serving food or alcohol.

The laws contained exceptions for people who travelled to the area solely for one or more legitimate purposes listed in legislation, including making a bona fide visit to a family member, providing humanitarian aid, or working as a professional journalist.

But the rules contained exceptions, allowing educational and charitable groups to finance trips for lawmakers.

The laws, which generally contain exceptions for medical abortions, have survived legal challenges.

The bill already contains exceptions to the journalistic privilege for cases where the information is needed to prevent death, kidnapping or serious bodily harm.

Since the new guidelines contain exceptions for the disabled, students, and caregivers, the new guidelines shouldn't—in theory affect these groups.

In fact, the use of public dollars for such purposes has been banned under the Hyde Amendment, a federal budget provision, since 1976 (the current law contains exceptions for rape and incest, and cases where the pregnancy endangers the life of the woman).

Besides, even the most radical antiabortion bill to pass the Republican House this year — a proposal to restrict abortion services, for example by discouraging employers from offering insurance plans covering abortion — contains exceptions for saving the woman's life, incest, and, yes, rape.

Partial reductions are conceived of as "largely completed reductions containing exceptions or failures of attempted reductions" (Schaffner 2012: 563).

Many countries contain exceptions from regulations for apprentices and work done in school, and we have coded the minimum ages in the table excluding apprenticeship regulation and allowances of work done in school.