Sentence examples for exceptions granted from inspiring English sources

The changes would enshrine into universal law exceptions granted in 2003 by Pope John Paul II to a 2001 Vatican document governing abuse.

But the vagueness of the proposal and the broad scope of the exceptions granted mean that in its current form it will not produce the changes we need.

Each covenant has provisions that challenge basic tenets of Communist rule, but there are also exceptions granted when a country says its security or social order is threatened.

Tom Jacobs, the N.C.A.A.'s director of championships, said there were a couple of exceptions granted for men's and women's basketball.

Microsoft must license its Windows operating-system products to computer makers under uniform royalty terms, with exceptions granted for different language versions and "reasonable" volume discounts.

Campaigners, including the veteran French actors Brigitte Bardot and Alain Delon, had called on the Constitutional Council in France to rule that laws banning mistreatment of animals should be applied across the country, ending the exceptions granted to regions of southern France where bullfighting is an old tradition.

But the Grand Teton hunt is a special exception granted by the law establishing the park in 1950 and occurs in a limited area not far from the elk's winter feeding grounds.

It was also because the unique exception granted to Hizbullah to bear arms, under terms reached at the close of the civil war, has helped turn Lebanon into a zone of struggle between other powers, such as Iran, Syria, Israel and America.

"Developers can build how and as much as they want, national laws are changed to privatise public spaces and every exception granted is a precedent for new exceptions," says Schmitt. "In big cities like Paris or London, this would have been impossible.

It was also because the unique exception granted to Hizbullah to bear arms, under terms reached at the close of the civil war, has helped turn Lebanon into a zone of struggle between far bigger regional powers, such as Iran, Syria, Israel and America.

DUCKWORTH SHOT DOWN - At today's House Democratic caucus, according to multiple HuffPost Hill readers, Jan Schakowsky introduced a motion that would allow Tammy Duckworth to vote in next week's leadership elections by proxy, which would be the first exception granted in decades, if ever.