Sentence examples for except where there is from inspiring English sources
Use of un-anaesthetised animals restrained for more than 2 h must be avoided except where there is exceptional justification, for example, for animals recovering from general anaesthesia after cannulation of superficial vessels before imaging.
Rather, she said, courts should take a case-by-case view, presuming competence except where there is evidence otherwise.
The World Bank has already agreed to tighten its lending criteria to exclude coal except where there is little alternative.
Except where there is a designated hitter, the pinch hitter most often substitutes for the usually weak-hitting pitcher.
Like the UK's anti-doping agency she wants thyroid medicine banned except where there is a genuine medical need.
All elections are determined by plurality vote and will be by ballot except where there is only one nominee for each position to be filled.
This, in turn, results in a lower rate of return for plantations compared with other investments excepting where there is other comparative advantage (e.g. high product prices, low transport costs, high yields).
In this scenario, non-engineering assets are typically not absorbed, except where there are local marketing needs, exceptional talent and key executive management members.
"Moreover, there is little or no public access to green belt land except where there are viable rights of way," Cheshire says.
Ministers have been told not to use the lanes and to travel to Olympic events on public transport except where there are security concerns.
