Sentence examples for exceptionally allowed from inspiring English sources
In 1954, her second daughter, Jean, then four years old, required an operation and Joyce was exceptionally allowed to accompany her in hospital.
The Montpellier prefecture told the Observer that several Syrian families who had come to France from Spain were "exceptionally" allowed to claim asylum last autumn, but this had been stopped to prevent the creation of a "refugee route" into the area.
Thanks to a curious German law known as the "Volkswagen law," it is exceptionally allowed a blocking minority in voting rights, and this has helped it thwart Porsche's ambitions so far.
Phone interviews are only exceptionally allowed.
Orlando Hernandez pitched exceptionally, allowing two hits and one run over eight innings; he and his fellow starters Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte have all thrown well in the last six weeks, and with the exception of tonight's game, Nelson, Stanton and Mariano Rivera have been effective in recent days.
In animal feed, impurities of up to 0.5% unauthorised GMO's are tolerated if these are authorised in the EU, whereas if not authorised in the EU, the Federal Administration can exceptionally allow the use of contaminated (≤ 0.5%) feedstuff upon application, if the contained GE-varieties are permitted in the USA or Canada [13].
In some ways Mr. Frei's portrait is exceptionally intimate, allowing us almost literally to see the world through Mr. Nachtwey's eyes.
Demand for shares during a nine-day road show was exceptionally strong, allowing underwriters for the company to price the offering at $26 a share, a dollar above the high end of expectations.
(2) They are completely nonblinking and exceptionally photostable, allowing for long-term tracking of biomolecules.
The rigidity of the analogs allowed an exceptionally well-defined pharmacophore model to be derived.
But in the proposal the Commission argues that, given the "grave risks associated with the dissemination of terrorist content", states could be allowed to "exceptionally derogate from this principle under an EU framework".
