Sentence examples for exceptional reason from inspiring English sources

But an exceptional act has its exceptional reason.

Every chamber's pupillage section on their website requires a 2 1, or an exceptional reason why someone has a 2 2.

No IT contracts will be allowed to exceed £100m, unless there is an exceptional reason to make them larger.

Because of the seriousness of the charges, Mr Pistorius's defence team have to prove there is an "exceptional" reason for him to be freed on bail.

Exclusion criteria were not being resident in the hospital catchment area, lacking mental capacity to give informed consent and without a consultee, any exceptional reason cited by acute medical unit staff why patients should not be recruited, and participation in other related studies.

Never ask for an amount above the top end of your position's market worth unless you have an exceptional reason to do so.

Indeed, most states do not allow established relationships between lawyers and their clients to be interrupted for any but the most exceptional reasons.

Tribunals do have discretion to allow late claims to proceed, but there must be exceptional reasons why a claim was not made in time.

They said: "The outline consent issued on 16 December 2008 was granted for exceptional reasons based on the predicted social and economic benefits of the proposed development".

Lord Justice Leveson's 2012 report into media standards and the police had stressed that confidential information should be kept within the police, unless there were exceptional reasons, and whistleblowers should instead call a confidential hotline.

Senior essays are graded by faculty associated with the Modern Middle East Studies program unless, for exceptional reasons, different arrangements for another reader have been made in advance with the director of undergraduate studies and the faculty adviser.