Sentence examples for exception of setting from inspiring English sources
The assignment was relatively easy, with the exception of setting up pbrt on Gentoo Linux.
Lib Dems propose that income tax paid by Scottish taxpayers should be the responsibility of the Scottish Parliament, with the exception of setting the tax threshold and taxation of savings/investments.
As such, with the exception of setting this musical drama in modern times and orphaning his protagonist Ren MacCormack (Kenny Wormald, Brewerr's "Footloose" will honor the plot of screenwriter Dean Pitchford's original: A city boy moves to a small Southern town that has outlawed dancing in the wake of a tragedy.
With the exception of set text for the constitution and national anthem, conversation between characters is made up on the spot.
All cell lines were obtained from the ATCC (Rockville, MD, USA), with the exception of SET-2 cells which were purchased from the German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures (DSMZ, Germany).
With the exception of data set 5 (because of the size (264 bp) of C. striatus CsRNase3 sequence), sequences in the data sets were aligned with the ClustalW2, Muscle and T-coffee alignment algorithms as implemented in ADOPS [ 97].
With the notable exception of Eclipsed, set during the Liberian civil war and exclusively starring women of color, of the other new plays on offer, only The Humans managed to cast an actor of color in a major role, and Misery placed an African American actor in a minor one.
Under the new rules, commercial trappers cannot use traps that grip or snare any part of the animal, with the exception of traps set for rats, mice and other small rodents.
However, movements related to company personal appear to be significant at all levels, with the exception of transmission set to p = 0.001.
With the exception of one setting (study sub-group), office workers are excluded as the ergonomic job evaluation methods are not primarily developed to measure these workers.
Most theoretical models of refugee camps draw on the work of Giorgio Agamben and regard them as sites of exception set outside the normal juridical order, designed to strip refugees of their citizenship and reduce them to bare life.
