Sentence examples for grant exceptions from inspiring English sources

Major League Baseball said it was allowed to grant exceptions.

The bills grant exceptions for a variety of reasons, including religious objections and financial hardship; they also exempt American Indians.

(The F.D.A. requires informed consent for all human medical trials, but it does grant exceptions for emergency research).

A group of United Nations human rights experts called on El Salvador's government to grant "exceptions to its general prohibition, especially in cases of therapeutic abortion".

Park Superintendent Roy Weaver was placed on paid leave pending an investigation, and Mr. Babbitt said all prescribed fires in the West would be put on hold for a month, although government agencies could still grant exceptions.

In addition, cyclists may have to submit formal requests to get a landlord to issue a bike access plan, and the city may grant exceptions to some buildings — for example, if the freight area is deemed unsafe.

At the same time, White House officials have specific explanations for why airlines and insurers should be granted exceptions to the rule.

They are allowed to leave at age 18, but many stay until they are 21; a small number are granted exceptions so they can stay longer.

Because countries like Iran do not let citizens renounce their citizenship and others make it costly or difficult, German law in theory grants exceptions.

Current law allows officials to speedily deport illegal immigrants without judicial review if they have been here less than two years and grants exceptions to the rule that requires immigrants to seek asylum within their first year in the United States.

Upshaw said the union was already helping owners who were facing spiraling stadium costs by granting exceptions for some work, meaning that some new revenue-producing streams, like premium seat licensing, would not count toward total revenue.