Sentence examples for given an exception from inspiring English sources
Parent groups and Parent-Teacher Associations are conspicuously given an exception: once a month they are allowed to sell as many dark fudge brownies and lemon bars as they please, so long as lunch has ended.
"Stock markets, insurance markets, commodity markets they used to be prohibited by gambling laws but were thought to be useful and given an exception," says Hanson.
The judges meet for the first time as specialty groups to review the statistical scores, debate deviations and determine if any team that falls below the median score required for advancement should be given an exception and advanced.
Redic's family said they understand, but believe an 89-year-old woman should be given an exception. .
It turns out that due to the historical nature of this beer, gose was one of the few styles given an exception to the law.
The film was given an exception to the "no- motor vehicle" law for Christopher Reeve to drive a car up to the Grand Hotel in the opening scene.
June 26 , 2017| The Supreme Court partially reinstates the travel ban, giving an exception to "foreign nationals who have a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States". It agrees to hear arguments on the legality of the overall ban in the fall.
Established in 1998 the rule gave an exception to Bayer Leverkusen and VfL Wolfsburg.
While some landlord will out rightly disallow pet, some might give an exceptions.
Similarly, work on a planned launch late this year of an unmanned spacecraft to orbit around Mars and study its atmosphere was given an "emergency exception" to the shutdown on the grounds that it will be needed to relay communications from two unmanned vehicles already on the surface of Mars.
Moreover, 1-entailment satisfies a condition of weak independence of defaults: conditionals with logically unrelated antecedents can "fire" independently of each other: one can warrant a conclusion even though we are given an explicit exception to the other.
