Sentence examples for exception dates from inspiring English sources

The exception dates to 1993, when the center's license agreement with the Parks Department was renegotiated and the indemnity provision was reversed so that the city began indemnifying Lincoln Center.

The American exception dates back to a highly technical 1939 federal court decision, one that Congress has never overturned, in large part because the nation's broadcasters have reliably lobbied against any such change.

One of the more notable exceptions dates to the days of black-and-white: Gertrude Berg created, wrote and starred in a hit radio comedy about a Jewish matriarch in the Bronx that was turned into a CBS sitcom, "The Goldbergs," in 1949.

Most of the tracks on "Ode" were recorded in November 2008, with three exceptions dating to last April; presumably some small refinements have been made in the meantime.

The outstanding exception, to date, is his performance in Judd Apatow's "Funny People," which showed what happens when he works with directors who tap into the depth of his talent.

One notable exception to date has been pancreatic tumors.

The only exception to-date is that trans-acting siRNAs (Tas3a,b,c), a sub-class of siRNAs that are deeply conserved [ 39, 40].

Most ARVs do not cause buprenorphine withdrawal or toxicity, even if they alter buprenorphine levels, with rare exceptions to date including atazanavir/ritonavir associated with significant increases in buprenorphine and adverse events related to sedation and mental status changes in some cases.

The schedule is similar to one leaked last weekend at the Singapore Grand Prix, with the exception of the dates of four races.

The law is a constitutional exception with roots dating to the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, which ended in 1990.

It doesn't help that Lolita fashion is still quite an unknown subculture in the West with the hilariously dated exception of American singer Gwen Stefani's Harajuku Girls phase.