Sentence examples for except in states where from inspiring English sources
Kristin E. Binns, a spokeswoman for WellPoint, one large insurer, said that "rates quoted today still incorporate gender and age rating" except in states where the practice is forbidden by law.
If the athlete chooses not to, USA Swimming will not act except in states where it is required by law.
Most analysts say that the Bells will hold off raising fees until next year, after the elections this November, except in states where fees are exceptionally low, like Illinois.
The Supreme Court ruled in 1992 that a company selling only online, or through catalogs or by telephone, is not obliged to collect local sales taxes from customers, except in states where the merchants actually have a physical presence, like a warehouse or a call center.
Auto insurance company Progressive, like many others, gives no discount for LoJack except in states where discounts are mandated.
But online retailers like eBay and Amazon don't have to collect sales taxes, except in states where they have offices or distribution centers.
No pricing or availability at press time, except here in the States, where the latter is just a picture of a big red circle with a line through it.
Except in states like Maine, where the Independent governor, Angus King, won thunderous re-election, or Minnesota, where a hulking pro-wrestler, Jesse "The Body" Ventura, won the governor's race as a candidate vaguely attached to Ross Perot's Reform Party, there are no other parties remotely in prospect.
The President's presence on the campaign trail is nonexistent except in states like Maryland where there are high numbers of Black voters.
Its resistance mutation could fade out, an agency scientist said, or a different flu strain could overtake H1N1 in importance, but right now it causes almost all flu cases in the country, except in a few mountain states, where H3N2 is prevalent.
But it is clear that many lawmakers now believe they can make a case for staying on -- or at least ask voters to consider the idea, since abolishing term limits would require voter approval, except in a handful of states where legislators have gone to court to have them modified or repealed.
