Sentence examples for exceptions to the restrictions from inspiring English sources
More than 50 nations are covered by treaties with the United States, and thus may be entitled to exceptions to the restrictions.
Despite this, exceptions to the restriction quickly became the norm.
One explained that Craig believed the Air Corps violated War Department policy on publicity, while the second asserted that Craig was unhappy about not being provided details of the mission before it was publicly announced, and thus issued the order to ensure full notification before granting exceptions to the restriction.
Goldman Sachs allowed only one previous exception to the restriction on stock transfers.
Exceptions to the travel restrictions are allowed in the House proposal for those citizens of visa-waiver countries who visited the four countries while conducting government business or as part of the military.
Interestingly, we found that an arthropod (the tick I. scapularis) and the placozoan, T. adhaerens (considered by some to be representative of the most ancient metazoans [ 15]) also contain an N-terminal LSAD15-26 but not the PFVQ44-56 mothus thus representing exceptions to the apparent restriction of the LSAD15-26 motof to deuterostomes.
Fourth, there is control through the establishment of some safety-valve system: the formulation of exceptions to the prevailing sexual restrictions.
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.
Others have lobbied the FCC to carve out an exception to the "autodialer" restrictions to allow automated survey calls to reach cell phones.
Both are marred — though in different ways — by exceptions to the new rules, and by restrictions on the new consumer agency's independence and rule-making authority.
Since 2000 exceptions to this restriction have been made for items including pharmaceuticals and medical equipment.
