The phrase "except as permitted by clause" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is not allowed except in specific circumstances outlined in a clause or rule. Example: "The use of personal electronic devices is prohibited during working hours, except as permitted by clause 5 of the company's technology policy."
agement or in a political campaign, except as permitted by this subpart.
SSA employees will not disclose records or information in any legal proceeding covered by this part except as permitted by 20 CFR parts 401 and 402.
Except as permitted by section 4.2 below, all bookings are non-transferable and must not be resold or passed on for commercial gain.
(iii) No stabilizing is made at a price above the offering price in the United States, except as permitted by paragraph (f)(5) of this section.
In providing query-based public access to registration data as required by Sections II.F.1 and II.F.4, Registrar shall not impose terms and conditions on use of the data provided except as permitted by an ICANN-adopted policy.
"Ministers must not intervene, or appear to intervene, with tribunals on any matter requiring a decision in their quasi-judicial capacity, except as permitted by statute," the rules read.
Enrollment of new subjects must cease, except in "extraordinary cases" as permitted by OHRP; and studies with previously enrolled subjects must cease unless "it is in the best interest of individual patients".
The governor would add the line "except as permitted or required by the United States Constitution, as amended".
In other words, there are some state actions permitted by the Establishment Clause but not required by the Free Exercise Clause.
Mr Obama's people insist that it can and that like a lot of other federal laws on taxation and the environment it is permitted by the commerce clause.
Except as provided by clause (ii), information collected by the Administrator under paragraph (2) shall be exempt from the disclosure requirements of section 552(b)(3)(B) of title 5. such information as the Administrator determines necessary, if withholding the information would not be consistent with the safety responsibilities of the Federal Aviation Administration.
