Another exception provides for pilot programs designed to reduce traffic congestion, such as permitting solitary drivers to buy their way into carpool lanes, which releases some of the burden on the main line.
Yet further, absolute interpretations of rules seem highly counter-intuitive, and yet we need some justification for any exceptions — provided, again, by utilitarianism.
I have determined to jettison all other obligations with two exceptions: providing meals for my nursing daughter and reading a memoir lent to me by a friend who must have known how it would move me.
Our study findings that comparable effect sizes could be seen across the differing follow-up cut-offs, with minimal exceptions, provides cross-validation for the use of commonly used three and six-month follow-up cut-off points.
The scarcity of research on shadow profiles is due to the difficulty to generate inferences on attributes of non-users, but some exceptions provide a background for the topic.
Increasing requirements led to increasing debate over what exceptions could be provided for those companies and medical professionals who were opposed to birth control on moral grounds.
The company is maintaining that its prospectuses "did have guidelines that provided for exceptions, when they were in the best interest of shareholders," a person briefed on the investigation said.
Judge Kimba M. Wood found that the ban on sound amplification violated the First Amendment because it provided for exceptions of the city's own choosing -- like the ticker tape parades for the Yankees -- while barring others who want to use the City Hall steps and plaza.
The simple correlation matrix in Table 2 revealed highly significant intercorrelations between all relevant study variables without exception, providing evidence for an unadjusted association between WLC and MSD, substantiating the suspicion of confounding in this association, supporting the assumption of WLC as a strong stressor and indicating a mediational relationship.
The exception to this clause provided for their continued membership if their husbands became companions of the order.
