Sentence examples for exceptions to the practice from inspiring English sources

Philosophers recommend major exceptions to the practice of confidentiality.

One exception to the practice of using binders in Fairfield County, Mr. Selsberg said, applies in Greenwich.

You would think a type designer might take exception to the practice.

How could a peaceful state visit cost more than a war?And here's Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell on the "34 ships and an aircraft carrier" claim:Morrell told reporters he was making an exception to the practice of not discussing Presidential security details to shoot down the reports.

Although also a sparsely populated jurisdiction, New Zealand is a notable exception to the practice of linking health need to geographic status, choosing not to include rurality as a predictor of need in its formula.

There were some significant exceptions to the beneficial practices of thermal care in Zambia.

Notable exceptions to this practice were the burnings in 1685 and 1726 of Elizabeth Gaunt, found guilty of high treason for her part in the Rye House Plot, and Catherine Hayes, for petty treason.

There have been exceptions to this practice.

Fresh tissue is then tested within 24 48 hours, but there are some notable exceptions to this practice.

Oshima is no exception to the Japanese practice of operating onsen at every available opportunity.

But he said Mr. Holder had failed to make the case that an exception to the usual practice of defending federal statutes was warranted here.