Sentence examples for exception to the state from inspiring English sources
The one exception to the state of calm has been a tense set of discussions about Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
He contended that the Board of Elections' error should enable the judges to create an exception to the state rule of counting the first ballot cast.
The state's attorney, Courtney Frazier, argued that details of the equipment's operation were protected from disclosure under a law enforcement exception to the state open-records law.
The Maoists have interpreted a recent upsurge of Chinese media criticism of the dam as another sign of a liberal counterattack (see this article, in Chinese, on the Utopia website, a Maoist forum which has been leading the charge against Mr Mao).A bold exception to the state media's silence on Mr Mao's recent travails appeared on NetEase, a Chinese news portal, on June 3rd.
The apparent exception to the state's pandering to rentiers is the government's Help to Buy scheme.
Rabbi Berman took exception to the state's overruling him on the question of what's kosher.
A downstate Republican lawmaker is pushing a new bill to the Illinois state general assembly which attempts to introduce exceptions to the state's civil unions law allowing faith-based institutions to continue to deny adoptions to same-sex couples.
She also hopes to have a word with Mr. Clinton to press him to grant Cartagena an exception to the State Department travel advisory warning that Colombia is an exceptionally risky place for American tourists.
One big exception to the sad state of the average beefsteak is the resurgence of so-called heirloom varieties seen in farmers markets and upscale grocery stores.
In free exceptives, the exceptive phrase is a clause-peripheral clausal modifier expressing an exception to the generalization stated in the main clause (Except (for) the crossword puzzles, the New York Times subscription includes daily access to all online content).
