Sentence examples similar to exceptions from the protection from inspiring English sources

Of course, that exception from the protections of these Amendments should be strictly construed to hold those excluded to the minimum as was done in Ex parte Henderson, supra, p. 39.

In light of the questions we have about how these rules are working to protect investors, staff plans to re-examine the current exceptions from the definition of "penny stock" with a view of providing heightened protections for retail customers.

Choose from the protection options.

There will be exceptions from the loss of benefit sanctions.

Jamie is the glaring exception: from the outset of their acquaintance he respects her person, taking no liberties and dedicating himself to her protection.

This year is no exception from the slow quarter news.

The aim of the petition is a unified law for the protection of non-smokers without exceptions.

Respondents claim that the economic pressure resulting from the proposed exception to the act of state doctrine will materially add to the protection of United States investors.

Lang, backed by the new President, sought to assert what in France is now familiarly called the "cultural exception"—originally, the exception of cultural products from free-trade agreements but, in practice, the keeping, preserving, and advancing French culture under the protection of the state.

The only exception is the employment protection legislation, which enters significantly but with an opposite sign (more labor protection being associated with a lower wage gap).

Three women were endangered by exceptions to the incumbent-protection spirit of redistricting.