Sentence examples for granting exceptions from inspiring English sources
The government maintains that for deportation purposes, two convictions for drug possession add up to the equivalent of drug trafficking, an "aggravated felony" that requires expulsion and prohibits immigration courts from granting exceptions based on individual life circumstances.
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.
Granting exceptions only if the mother's life was in danger, Palin said that when it came to her daughter, "I would choose life".
One explained that Craig believed the Air Corps violated War Department policy on publicity, while the second asserted that Craig was unhappy about not being provided details of the mission before it was publicly announced, and thus issued the order to ensure full notification before granting exceptions to the restriction.
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).
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.
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".
At the same time, the 1996 laws (the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act; the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act; and the general welfare reform package) virtually eliminated the discretionary powers of agency officials to grant exceptions to individual immigrants.
