Sentence examples for exceptions built from inspiring English sources

Some Democrats said yesterday that the loser of the Democratic primary should find a way to get off minor party lines, using some exceptions built into the law.

Still, waivers and exceptions built into the Buy America provision will allow Caterpillar to import the dump truck from England — competing with Deere for stimulus spending — and also to continue to sell them in China, which is involved in an even bigger stimulus package than the United States' plan, says William C. Lane, Caterpillar's director of government affairs in Washington.

What the A.P. and Benghazi cases might have most in common, then, is the Obama Administration's strange belief that if it can just find the right words, that reality will comply and bend to meet it — that its challenges are so extraordinary that the use of any exceptions built into normal processes should be regarded as unexceptional.

What the A.P. and Benghazi cases might have most in common, then, is the Obama Administration's strange belief that if it can just find the right words, that reality will comply and bend to meet it that its challenges are so extraordinary that the use of any exceptions built into normal processes should be regarded as unexceptional.

Stewart A. Baker, a former National Security Agency general counsel and senior Department of Homeland Security official, said much of the online data can already be provided under exceptions built into existing law but that companies are afraid that the law bars them from doing so.

It is intended to emphasize the positive things that classroom instructors are allowed to do with copyrighted material, employing the various teaching exceptions built into copyright law.

The sonata, composed in 2000, is a worthy exception, built around original, inventive and often arresting themes.

The bureaus were located in a major regional library and, with one exception, built up union catalogs of holdings in the local public libraries to facilitate interlibrary lending.

American officials defend the measures, which impose duties up to 30percentt on certain categories of steel imports, as permissible under a "safeguard" exception built into the rules when a harmful flood of imports occurs.

The tree itself consists of a hierarchy of exception types built using the exception element (line 3).

Now he says he may support them, if exceptions are built in for those who cannot afford to buy it.Mr Obama also took a half-step in the direction of bringing down costs through the Republicans' favoured measure: tackling the huge costs of doctors' legal liabilities.