Sentence examples for exception of emergency from inspiring English sources

Federal offices in the Washington area were closed Monday, with the exception of emergency personnel.

With the exception of emergency radio transmitters, telecommunications on Kauai failed.

All radiology porters and transfers between radiology and inpatient wards (with the exception of emergency department and intensive care unit) were eligible for inclusion.

Women were interviewed by the clinicians in local languages at admission in the reception, with the exception of emergency admissions, when they were interviewed in the labour room.

As such, these data are treated as more robust and, therefore, routes generated from them supersede the route generated from the hospital admissions records, with the exception of Emergency Presentations admitted within 28 days before the decision to treat date.

With the exception of emergency cases which are referred to the hospitals (secondary level of care), the clinics and health centres offer services to ambulatory patients for 8 hours/day and 24 hours, respectively (24).

Something more structured is more fair: a weekly check-in or coffee date, an agreement to go "no contact" with the exception of emergencies or polite conversation in the case of a chance encounter, any arrangement is better than none.

Most Helsinki students used the HSHS because belonging to the programme was compulsory and everyone had to pay the health service fee, and municipal public health care, with the exception of emergencies, was restricted to municipality residents.

With the exception of gynaecological emergency visits, costs resulting from emergency visits by both groups of immigrants were lower than those due to visits by the Spanish-born population.

In the past, he has proposed that, for National Poetry Day, all human affairs be conducted in rhyme, with the exception of the emergency sevices.

With the brief exception of the emergency measures taken in the wake of the financial crisis of 2007-08, thave have been no moves to renationalise industries or to resume a policy of picking winners.