Most industries added jobs last month, though retail trade was a big exception, down 34,000.
Last weekend, that complex system of lists and exceptions broke down.
In Britain, there is a number of those narrowly construed exceptions laid down by the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) in its code of conduct, for instance on the identity of children or incitement to hatred.
It is of course possible (as Cambridge tries to do) to factor in invitations received rather than only those accepted, but if the parent who has primary responsibility for child-care – who is statistically more likely to be the mother, although with many exceptions – turns down invitations too often, the invitations may in time dry up.
With few exceptions, pared-down imagery has little place in the works at the Rubin.
181 Nevertheless, in order for the exception laid down by that provision to be capable of being relied upon, those acts must also fulfil the conditions of Article 5 5) of the Copyright Directive.
175 However, if the exception laid down in Article 5(1) of the Copyright Directive is not to be rendered redundant, that significance must also be independent in the sense that it goes beyond the economic advantage derived from mere reception of a broadcast containing protected works, that is to say, beyond the advantage derived from the mere picking up of the broadcast and its visual display.
With the exception of Down syndrome, prenatal radiation exposure, and higher birth weight, particularly for acute lymphoid leukemia (ALL), few risk factors have been firmly established.
With the exception of Down syndrome, in sporadic AD there is no evidence for upregulation of APP expression but rather a shift in the ratio between APP770 and 751 to APP695.
Luckily for Williams, two of his players made an exception down the stretch to lock in a different kind of hole — the one inside the orange-rimmed goal.
In addition, the phrase "the highest levels" in the Conference Report suggests that Congress' intent was to limit the exception "down the chain of command, and not so much across agencies or departments". EEOC v. Massachusetts, 858 F.2d, at 56.
