Sentence examples for exceptions or restrictions from inspiring English sources

In one of the cases the court turned down today, Emerson v. United States, No. 01-8780, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, held that the Second Amendment did protect an individual right to bear arms, subject to "limited, narrowly tailored specific exceptions or restrictions".

He accepted Mr. Romney's exceptions to restrictions on abortions, even though he personally disapproved.

These kinds of exceptions, selective restrictions, and ambiguities in France's freedom-of-expression laws have left the country vulnerable to charges of political favoritism.

What are all the exceptions and restrictions hiding under the asterisk?

In early November, about 50 players renewed talks of union decertification if the union went lower than 52.5% of BRI or agreed to additional restrictions on contracts, salary-cap exceptions, or free agency.

Restrictions often contain article-specific or application-specific exceptions or limit values.

The only exceptions were those restrictions that removed all solutions near the optimum solution from the solution space and the restriction that removed records of selection decisions made at earlier selection times.

Many other NATO countries have hobbled their forces with "national exceptions" — self-imposed restrictions on how and where they may be deployed.

More than 50 nations are covered by treaties with the United States, and thus may be entitled to exceptions to the restrictions.

In reality, Article 11 of the TiSA prescribes measures for exceptions, that is, restrictions could be imposed if it involved national security.

One requirement is that researchers have no access to individual patients' identities, although there can sometimes be exceptions to those restrictions, if they are approved by an independent ethical review panel.