Sentence examples for exception of immigration from inspiring English sources
With the exception of immigration, this agenda is going nowhere.
But Obama knows that major legislation — with the possible exception of immigration — is unlikely.
The fiscal struggles won't be settled in the next few months; more likely they'll be prolonged through the year, crowding out most other issues, with the possible exception of immigration and conceivably gun violence legislation.
Although Coolidge opposed many key Klan platforms, with the exception of immigration restrictions and prohibition, he was the only major-party candidate who did not condemn them.
With the exception of an immigration overhaul, a perennial demand of the tech industry, Mr. Conway said he had little interest in national affairs until the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
But with the exception of that immigration mess, Bush has been a more articulate advocate of a new tone and direction for the Republican Party than have Paul, Cruz, Christie or others currently in the foreground of the 2016 race, which has already begun, on both sides of the aisle.
We limited each screening group to those members who had no screening test during the appropriate time frame in administrative records, and then determined the adjusted relative risk of over-reporting (i.e. falsely reporting a screening test during that time frame), using the variables described above, with the exception of recency of immigration.
A recent OECD study concludes that the economic impact of migration within the EU is broadly neutral, with the very notable exception of Germany (where immigration increased by 15percentt from 2011 to 2012), which is Europe's only fiscal loser from migration.
The Netherlands is an exception: there, the politics of immigration entered the mainstream after two critics of multiculturalism were murdered.
In Europe, with the partial exception of 19th century France, immigration was never seen as a resource for nation-building and today it is less likely than ever to be perceived in this way.
With the exception of military affairs and immigration control, the government dwindled to the status of caretaker.
