Sentence examples for explicit exception from inspiring English sources

Even under the law, there is an explicit exception to the rules.

It seems to carve out an explicit exception for states to run online gambling operations.

The criteria make an explicit exception for normal grieving, which can look like depression.

This means that all services are open to liberalisation unless they are mentioned as an explicit exception.

All nine justices agreed that this sole explicit exception should be interpreted to rule out the judicial creation of other exceptions.

The Fair Credit Reporting Act contains one explicit exception; in cases of "willful misrepresentation" by the reporting company, the two-year limit is to be counted from the plaintiff's discovery of the misrepresentation.

Rules of the Senate cannot trump the obvious intention of the Founding Fathers that legislation passed by majorities of both houses, except for the explicit exceptions for ratification of treaties, becomes the law of the land.

In 29 countries, laws criminalising abortion do not have any explicit exceptions, including when the woman's life is at risk.

The American Medical Association has urged federal officials to "provide explicit exceptions to the antitrust laws" for doctors who participate in the new entities.

And while the Directive is deliberately very broad in scope, including all kinds of information from all kinds of public bodies, there are explicit exceptions for data from publicly funded cultural heritage institutions and research bodies.

Decisions can appear to the defendant to be the result of ticking the right box, rather than applying the explicit exceptions to the presumption in favour of bail individually and in detail.