Sentence examples for define exceptions from inspiring English sources
The Library of Congress, which can define exceptions to an important copyright law, said that it was legal to bypass a phone's controls on what software it will run to get programs to work.
The Library of Congress, which has the power to define exceptions to an important copyright law, said on Monday that it was legal to bypass a phone's controls on what software it will run to get "lawfully obtained" programs to work.
We define exceptions as classes that extend the GlobalException class.
National health authorities can define exceptions and derogations from certain obligations by means of national law.
Supervisors define exceptions, add global blocked sites, or block all access to sites not on a user-created whitelist.
Apart from such carefully defined exceptions, everything else is permissible, even when considered in bad taste.
Open justice, an essential ingredient of a democracy, is usually understood to mean the absence of secret trials and the right of the individual – subject to very few carefully defined exceptions – to enter any of our courts and watch proceedings, without hindrance.
What if you can't change a state constitution that since 1894 except for narrowly defined exceptions such as racetrack betting has barred gambling?
Beginning October 2014, the NIH will mandate that applicants 'report their plans for the balance of male and female cells and animals in preclinical studies,' unless sex-specific inclusion is unwarranted, based on rigorously defined exceptions (Clayton and Collins 2014).
To signal the demise of the postdoc holding tank, with a few carefully defined exceptions (for instance, career breaks to raise young children), only postdocs who received their PhD (or MD) in the previous five years should be eligible for support on NIH research grants.
One way the NIH proposes to address the over-reliance on male cells and animals in preclinical research is to require grant applicants "to report their plans for the balance of male and female cells and animals in preclinical studies in all future applications, unless sex-specific inclusion is unwarranted, based on rigorously defined exceptions [ 1]".
