Economists prefer the term "tax expenditures" to designate exceptions to a normal tax system, be they exclusions, deductions, credits or special rates (such as on dividends).
The other regions were required to take a slower route, although Andalusia was designated as an exception to this general rule.
Each rate is computed as a 3-month average centered on the designated month (the exception is January 1994, which is the average rate for January and February).
The lone exception, designated RSS 26 1, exhibited the greatest reduction in Smex sensitivity while remaining as sensitive as wildtype to methotrexate.
It tells the story of a group of women who – with the possible exception of designated sass-merchant Maggie Ryan (the name denoting Irish descent, unless I'm very much mistaken, and explaining that fiery temperament) – are apparently consumed by the earnest joy and weighty responsibility of being Pan American stewardesses.
At the international airport, where smoking is now prohibited with the exception of designated smoking areas, focal points for monitoring adherence were also assigned.
A complete smoking ban in public places consequently implemented and enforced, particularly in healthcare facilities and public buildings, with no exception for designated smoking areas, can effectively protect the public, particularly children and youths, from secondhand smoke.
All items loaded on the designated scale, with the exception of five items of the rejection scale (the items 8, 24, 35, 71, and 76 in the article of Markus et al. [ 19], which were rejected because they had loadings lower than 0.30 or had a loading that differed by less than 0.10 with the second highest loading.
While almost all interior landmarks in New York are in buildings whose outsides are designated, there are exceptions, which possibly create the most challenging situations for developers.
Prior to the 17th century, the term was used to designate any state, with the exception of tyrannical regimes.
