Sentence examples for earlier exception from inspiring English sources

An earlier exception, allowing a case to be heard in Strasbourg if the national court "clearly erred", has been removed as a face-saving device.

Special problems can arise with a nested exception, a problem that happens before one has finished handling an earlier exception.

In addition to earlier exceptions such as for minority peoples or for those whose firstborn was handicapped, those measures included allowing rural families in some areas to have two or even three children and permitting parents whose firstborn was a girl or who both were only children to have a second child.

With an early exception involving a cream puff and a chandelier, these action sequences are handled more as instances of duty than occasions for play.

Betty Ford was an early exception to the Republican rule of bland, self-effacing homemakers; as the Equal Rights Amendment faded as a cause and conservatism made a comeback, Republican spouses became ever more careful to stay three steps behind their men and the times.

An early exception in 1993 is the edited book by Richard R. Nelson National Innovation Systems: A Comparative Analysis, which includes descriptive NSI analysis of European states as well as of selected states from Latin America.

The early exception to this was Walter Stewart, Albany's son.

If that's right, these cherries were a very early exception to that rule.

The cast members are all fine, with the early exception of Bill Murray, who joined the show in mid-season.

He obeyed this prohibition to the letter, with one notable early exception, over which Father Morgan threatened to cut short his university career if he did not stop.

An early exception is an article by Finney 1 that directly addresses the problem of variable comparison conditions.