Sentence examples for creating exceptions from inspiring English sources

But resolving immediate emergencies is about as far as we should go in delaying the Miranda reading or creating exceptions to it.

The Supreme Court has in recent years whittled away at the exclusionary rule by limiting its applicability and creating exceptions to it.

The president has the authority to declare a national emergency, which activates enhancements to his executive powers by essentially creating exceptions to rules that normally constrain him.

But its Southern opponents succeeded in creating exceptions to the law for agricultural and domestic workers, insuring that the decent living envisioned by New Dealers would not become available to, among others, millions of African-Americans.

"The action today undercuts the purpose of the exchanges, including the District's DC Health Link, by creating exceptions that make it more difficult for them to operate," the statement said.

Instead of making the American electoral system ever more opaque and complicated by creating exceptions to the already anachronistic Electoral College system, as this California ballot initiative does, let's do away with the college altogether and institute a true one-man-one-vote system for electing presidential candidates.

The influence of other languages creates exceptions to this generalization.

We declined to overrule Hanover Shoe or to create exceptions for any particular industries.

When told about such men, Mr. Buckles said perhaps the government could find ways to create exceptions.

Despite this affirmation of the Miranda rule, the court continued in subsequent decisions to create exceptions to its application.

But Assistant Solicitor General Eric D. Miller said it was not the court's prerogative to create exceptions to the deadline.