Sentence examples for exceptions to existing from inspiring English sources

At present, they are approved as exceptions to existing zoning on a case by case basis.

One of the CUP's particular responsibilities is encouraging innovation and experimentation in undergraduate education and therefore, it has the authority to approve limited educational experiments and grant exceptions to existing policy and procedure in these cases.

There are three rules governing new Rules. They cannot directly contradict other rules (although they may provide for exceptions to existing rules).

If you feel your situation merits an exception to existing academic policy, you may submit a petition to the Committee on Academic Standing.

In one of a dozen briefs filed in his support, farmer, environmental and food safety groups claim the courts have carved out an exception to existing patent law that gives biotech companies too much control.

Funding approval rests on the IFR panel deciding a patient is an exception to existing commissioning policies, although as Maybin and Klein note, "there are no clear and binding guidelines about how 'exceptionality' ought to be interpreted or what criteria should be used in decision-making" [ 12].

At the same time, governments globally, with rare exceptions, are deeply wedded to existing energy policies.

Cuba is the great Caribbean exception to the existing rule.

Generally, when a condition X is defined in terms of lower order RDR, and X is repeatedly used in different rules, the update of X by adding an extra rule or an exception to an existing rule has an effect everywhere it is used.

In tandem with Human Life International, an anti-choice Catholic organization, the EACLJ fought to endanger women's lives by vehemently opposing the new constitution's narrow health exception to the existing abortion ban.

4. Sanchez points to existing First Amendment exceptions as justifications for her proposal, but those exceptions are narrow, and far removed from what she's talking about.