Such justification, in the form of exceptions, defenses, and reduced punishment, is indeed built into most domestic legal systems, and is part of most conceptions of justice.
And the IRS, dealing with a complicated tax code, had to manage and deal with a wide variety of exceptions and differing forms, for both businesses and individual taxpayers.
There was also a new form of encyclopaedia if the exception of the 12th-century De diversis artibus be set aside that devoted itself to the arts and sciences.
The amended bill includes a "free ride" for the administration in the form of an exigency exception.
The other form of politeness involves exceptions––any cellphone user must explain in advance of the meal why they may need to answer the cellphone during the meal and apologize in advance for this possibility.
I grew up on six and eight game matches and consider these the most stressful possible form of chess with the exception only of even longer matches.
As every schoolboy knows, carbon in the form of graphite is the exception to the rule that metallic elements conduct electricity and non-metallic ones do not.
The surveys were carried out in form of face-to-face interviews (exception: Netherlands).
First-personal knowledge that one wills is immediate, rather than inferred from observation, according to Schopenhauer, and is shorn of all of the forms of the PSR (including space, causality, and even being-an-object-for-a-subject) with one exception, the form of time.
This is true in every form of design, with one glaring exception... when the product is made for a person with a disability.
