Sentence examples for grant exceptions for from inspiring English sources

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).

At one point the state — unwisely in our view — reluctantly offered to extend its proposed six-month waiting period to a full year provided the administration would grant exceptions for children who lose their private coverage involuntarily, as when a parent dies or loses a job.

Facing off at the Pritzker Military Library, the two men disagreed on the need for Congress to approve the United States' going to war, though even the more liberal Mr. Coll will grant exceptions for certain matters of instant self-defense.

Federal law classifies the possession and sale of marijuana as a serious crime and does not grant exceptions for medical use, so the programs adopted here, in 15 other states and in the District of Columbia exist in an odd legal limbo.

He said his own plan for limiting immigration would grant exceptions for religious minorities and victims of genocide.

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.

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.

Major League Baseball said it was allowed to grant exceptions.

But many ICSID claims involve investment treaties, which grant governments exceptions for broad interests such as public health or the environment.

But Mr. Rebelo said he was willing to grant an exception for words that had already been or were being assimilated into Portuguese.