Sentence examples for except where required from inspiring English sources

British Petroleum thinks it can now do this so well that, except where required by law, it buys no coverage from insurers.

While Indiana allows only certain groups such as the elderly and disabled to vote by absentee ballot, in Georgia any voter may vote absentee without providing any excuse, and (except where required by federal law) need not present a photo ID in order to do so.

NDVS are NOT eligible for any kind of on or off campus employment authorizations except where required as part of the pre-established NDVS arrangement.

There is no foreseeable reason for personal or identifying participant information to be shared throughout the conduct of the trial, except where required for adverse event reporting.

Immunohistochemistry was not performed on lymph nodes obtained from standard ALND, except where required by the histopathologist for investigation of suspicious cells.

Resistance exercises were not modified for patients with vertebral fractures that were stable, except where required, eg for spinal deformity or lower back pain.

Local ethics committee approval was obtained where required (see Additional file 1 – Study approvals), and all participants provided written informed consent (except for France where it was not required for this type of data collection).

Within each emirate he demanded that the prince apply the religious law strictly and rely on it for his legal opinion, and Ibn Taymiyyah demanded from those under the prince's jurisdiction that they obey the established authority except where it required disobedience to God, every Muslim being required to "will the good and forbid the bad" for the benefit of the common welfare.

The endoscopist also estimated the amount of flushing required (none, <50, 50 100, or >100 cc), and this was performed without simethicone except where specifically required to clear bubbles not responsive to standard flushing.

Disclosures need not be located on the front of the certificate or card, except where otherwise required, to be considered clear and conspicuous.

Mr. Rove seems willing to talk about this case everywhere except where he is required to: in Congress, in public, under oath.