In exceptional cases, violent events can last more than three hours.
The "global war on terror" doubly re-Orientalized Muslims, Arabs and Palestinians through treating them collectively as being in a realm beyond civilization itself; thus any and all exceptional and violent measures can and may be instituted.
These exceptional measures provoked violent reactions: the Wars of the Vendée, the "federalist" risings in Normandy and in Provence, the revolts of Lyon and Bordeaux, and the insurrection of the Chouans in Brittany.
The book does much to counter the stigma of mental illness by humanising the patients, and denouncing the lurid media coverage focused on exceptional stories of violent acts perpetrated by mentally ill people.
Chelsea had been concerned the FA might consider the scratch an exceptional incident of violent conduct worthy of more than a standard three-match ban, having seen the body impose heavy sanctions on Luis Suárez for biting Branislav Ivanovic and Eden Hazard for clashing with a ball-boy.
As we celebrate King's legacy, it is a fact that amid prosperity, affluence and the hubs of highly educated knowledge communities, there are still exceptional circumstances including violent crime, racial profiling, poverty, economic inequality, lack of opportunity, gun violence, under-education, and a growing underclass.
While Mr. Breivik's violent acts are exceptional, his anti-Islamic views are not.
The black and white film is lyrical, violent, harsh, expressionistic exceptional.
From his reading of Conan Doyle and others, Škvorecký understood that the classic homicide puzzle depends on violent death being an exceptional event.
In future, all applications from drivers with convictions for sexual or violent offences will be refused, except in "exceptional circumstances".
