Sentence examples for exceptions into from inspiring English sources

Invariably the police turn the exceptions into a thirty-day rule, so nothing may be heard from them or Weiwei for a month.

The DOJ ultimately decided to voluntarily change its own Stingray policies, requiring a warrant for future use, though it added many exceptions into the new policy. .

The big job ahead is to turn these examples from exceptions into the norm, so that, rather than helping a few children beat the odds, we improve the odds for all of them, and our country's future.

He has repeatedly voted to deny low-income women access to abortion care except in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother's life (although McCain is now wavering on trying to put these exceptions into the party platform).

The rationale for maintaining the U.S. ban has been losing ground in recent years as Rome introduced exceptions into its own laws to allow married converts from some Protestant churches to be ordained as priests.

In dozens of the countries with legislation, exceptions to the laws allow children younger than the official minimum age to do hazardous work -- when taking these exceptions into account, the number of countries permitting hazardous work during childhood climbs to 83.

I don't know whether the Pentagon will turn this exception into a rule.

She said the court would "distort" the law's text "by converting the exception into the rule".

The viewer's patience, meanwhile, is tested by an endless succession of scenes that proceed quickly, awkwardly and almost without exception into racially charged confrontations.

"Waiting for the connection between gender and parenting to be broken is waiting for Godot," she flatly declares; "pretending that children have no impact on a woman's career is turning the exception into the rule".

There are certainly those within the French administration who would like to turn the cultural exception into a rabbit hole for everything from inefficient beef production to digital services.