Sentence examples for except with regard from inspiring English sources

An appeal can be lodged by the player or the Uruguay FA. "The appeal does not have a suspensive effect except with regard to orders to pay a sum of money".

But what Godard does with the story isn't Hitchcockian at all — except with regard to what Scorsese, in the film "Hitchcock/Truffaut," says that Hitchcock himself did with the plot of "Vertigo": "The plot is just a line that you can hang things on; and the things that he hangs on there are all aspects of cinema poetry".

"Today, the question of what scenarios are is unclear except with regard to one point – they have become extremely popular" [23].

In contrast, no association was found between professional status and variables of professional well-being, except with regard to the sense of competence as a teacher, which was lower for those who combined teaching with another job in a field that was very different from the taught subject.

The racial and ethnic makeup of the military actually reflects roughly the demographics of the nation, except with regard to Hispanics, who are underrepresented.

The population is well-mixed, and all individuals in the population are identical, except with regard to infection status (e.g., there is no age structure).

Baseline demographic characteristics of patients that were LTFU versus those that remained in care were similar except with regards to employment status.

And furthermore, I won't vote for any tax increase, except possibly with regard to tobacco taxes, in the first six years that I am in the United States Senate.

These initiatives have little significance today, except perhaps with regard to the Arab contention that the British had promised Palestine to the Arabs before they promised it to the Jews.

Pelosi reiterated several times that she has "no knowledge of anything except my prayers" with regard to a potential Clinton run.

Each item is scored on a 3-point scale with 0 = not true, 1 = somewhat true, and 2 = certainly true, with higher scores indicating larger problems, except for with regards to Prosocial behaviour questions, in which a higher score indicates more positive behaviour.