Sentence examples for exceptions to that law from inspiring English sources

Basically, the lawyers for the families have tried to claim two exceptions to that law.

Mr. Romney said he was asking the legislature for a one-time exception to that law in this case, so he could petition the court directly.

"The evidence is quite robust that raising the school-leaving age increases educational attainment," said Philip Oreopoulos, an economics professor at the University of Toronto, whose study found, however, that exceptions to the law, lenience in enforcement and weak consequences for truancy could all interfere with an increase.

Such hold that there are exceptions to the law of non-contradiction.

The study explained that part of the issue was all the exceptions to the law.

But Mr. Gonzalez added that for anyone under 21 who is serving in the military, "there should be exceptions" to the law.

The Library of Congress is now considering whether to recommend other exceptions to the law.

But in 2003, exceptions to the law were carved out for Utah's public colleges and universities.

And the Council of Ministers would have the right to make exceptions to the law in order to serve the public interest.

There are exceptions to the law of diminishing marginal utility.

However, Illinois law allows certain exceptions to this law, which Madigan says DraftKings and FanDuel assert they are included under.