Sentence examples for exceptions to which from inspiring English sources

All news should – with certain exceptions to which I will return in a moment – be judged on the public's all-encompassing right to know.

From the critics' point of view, one unfortunate effect of their attacks has been the progressive refinement and elaboration of the theory of conditioning to the point where it can often explain the exceptions to which they drew attention.

The list of exceptions should be compulsory and comprehensive since there is little sense in establishing a hard cord of exceptions to which any Member State can at will add a further list on a case-by-case basis.

The "effective vindication" exception to which respondents allude originated as dictum in Mitsubishi Motors, where we expressed a willingness to invalidate, on "public policy" grounds, arbitration agreements that "operat[e]..

An exception, to which this exhibition is devoted, is Samuel Mockbee's Rural Studio, a university-sponsored enterprise that has produced singular homes and amenities for deeply impoverished citizens of a small rural enclave along the Black Warrior River in Hale County, Alabama.

One other exception, to which I return below, is DeFina (2008), who studies female-headed households with children.

The rule element (line 2) defines a named (via the name attribute) rule and the exception to which that rule is applied (via signaled_exception attribute).

For some reason he took exception to this, which set the tone for the second encounter.

First, every professional in law enforcement is aware of the existence of a "public safety exception" to Miranda which permits questioning without warnings or waivers in emergency situations.

Root vegetables of all kinds are also best bought during fall months with exception to beets (which are better in the summer).

To date, we only know of one exception to this which was a fentanyl outbreak among crack cocaine users in west Philadelphia last year.