Sentence examples for exception is the section from inspiring English sources
One exception is the section in which Mr. Feng works as a guide.
NY 3 is classified mainly as a minor arterial road, the major exception being the section that is concurrent with NY 812, which is a principal arterial road.
Five of the six sections of MS 198 are two-lane undivided roads that pass through small towns; the exception is the Hattiesburg section which is a four-lane divided highway running through developed areas of the city.
The exception is the final section, which offers a robust defence of Anne Michaels's Fugitive Pieces and Ondaatje's The English Patient against Stephen Henighan's now rather notorious charge in 2002 that such novels amount to little more than politically dubious purple prose.
An architectural exception is the area known as Tudor Village, in the southwestern section.
An explicit exception is the approach by Umezawa, Vitiello and others (see Section 4.3).
WEINERT-KENDT One exception was the winter hibernation section, where they had the kids pretend to go to sleep.
'The only exception is that section 350(4) omits legislative committees.' S.Rep.No.91617, p. 154 (1969).
A second exception is found in Section 4(1); where the contract arbitration is based on is within admiralty jurisdiction, to do with commodities trading, or an insurance agreement, it will not be valid unless either it was entered into after the start of arbitration or the law applicable to the contract is not that of England and Wales.
Another exempt group includes those on whose behalf either a qualifying family relative or employer has filed an immigrant visa petition on or before April 30 , 2001 this exception is found in section 245(i) of Immigration and Nationality Act and is commonly referred to as the 245(i) benefit.
The one exception is laid out in Section 1 7), and provides that leave to appeal is only valid if either the High Court or Court of Appeal certifies it as such, and the High Court confirms that the case concerns a point of law which merits consideration.
