Sentence examples for exceptions for people from inspiring English sources

The shelter also makes exceptions for people who are disabled or mentally ill.

There are no exceptions for effectiveness and no exceptions for people who spend a lot of time on the job.

It would also make exceptions for people who use their telephones in emergencies to call police or fire departments or other authorities.

"They ought to be able to refine this legislation to make exceptions for people who see huge groups together," she said.

The policy problem is that, for political reasons, you cannot go around making exceptions for people who feel they can do without some given reform.

Most of the state laws curbing the use of credit reports as an employment screen carve out exceptions for people applying for supervisory positions or executive positions inside a financial institution.

The two dissenters said there should be an exception for people whose clothing is dictated by their religion.

It is the rule, rather than the exception, for people to have collections of symptoms — fatigue, aches and pains — that don't fall precisely into a category of a disease, he said.

When the Supreme Court ruled to allow the Trump administration to enforce its travel ban last month, the justices left an exception for people with a "bona fide relationship" with a person or entity in the U.S.

Hoylman's bill would extend both the criminal and civil statute of limitations going forward, and it also would create a one-year exception for people whose claims have expired to file a civil suit against their abuser.

If an unmarried couple asks me, I say that I only make exceptions for married people.