Sentence examples for express exception from inspiring English sources

Giving effect to an express exception to a contemporaneous-objection rule is hardly inconsistent with that rule.

There was nothing inherently private about the photograph - it was closely akin to "popping out to buy a pint of milk", the express exception identified by Baroness Hale.

The bill deletes this express exception, but the effect under the amendment should be much the same in most situations since, under the judicial doctrine of equitable subordination, a tax claim would rarely be subordinated.

Two years later, when Congress amended the Safe Water Drinking Act to exclude regulation of hydraulic fracturing, it made an express exception that allowed regulation of diesel fuel used in fracking.

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Thus, the Act covers all employers not within the eight express exceptions.

The sale order that the New York bankruptcy judge Robert Gerber approved in 2009 provided that all of old G.M.'s creditors were prohibited from going after the new G.M. for claims, save for certain express exceptions.

Importantly, the Bribery Act does not provide the same express exceptions and affirmative defences found in the FCPA; parliament preferred to keep the scope broad and leave application in the hands of the SFO.

The provisions of the U.S. Constitution authorizing Congress to impose taxes, duties, imposts and excises contain no express exceptions for taxes on wages or labor, or for taxes on income from labor.

In free exceptives, the exceptive phrase is a clause-peripheral clausal modifier expressing an exception to the generalization stated in the main clause (Except (for) the crossword puzzles, the New York Times subscription includes daily access to all online content).

Eligibility also can be expressed by exception, (e.g., open to all types of domestic applicants other than individuals).