Sentence examples for exceptions by from inspiring English sources

Generally reassuring as that might be, there appear to be exceptions, by the way.

Texas allows voters to debug their ballots by voting for a straight ticket and making exceptions by voting in individual races on the ballot.

Leaders of some constituents cautioned that although Mr. Rose and officials of the Met -- Paul M. Montrone, the president, and Joseph Volpe, the general manager -- may have agreed, exceptions by other members could still delay or kill an accord.

Declared on June 29, that cease-fire eventually frayed as Hamas and Islamic Jihad said they would make exceptions by retaliating for Israel's continuing raids into Palestinian areas in pursuit of weapons and terrorism suspects.

US Environmental Protection Agency regulations intended to make these techniques mandatory – with some exceptions – by 2015, would depend on industry reporting of methane emissions rather than inspections, and so could be 'gamed' he feared.

Exceptions: by convention, Allah (al-Lah, literally "the God") is written as one word and capitalised; and in Saudi royal names, Al Saud is correct (in this case, "al" is actually "aal" and does not mean "the").

With few exceptions, by-standers cheered, clapped or shouted his name as he made the trek wearing a New York Yankees cap, a green sweater, khaki pants and socks that were decidedly not red.

Unless granted an exception by a judge, the company must adopt the suggestions.

"The exception by the defendant will be considered and decided by the court after examination of all evidence.

The Bureau's work has won awards by disclosing important information in the public interest and, with only this recent exception, by maintaining high standards of journalism".

Alfonzo says he wants to remain with the Mets, and Greenberg said Alfonzo appreciated how the Mets made an exception by negotiating with him before his contract expired.