Sentence examples for has an exception from inspiring English sources

The rule has an exception: for Dead Man's, which has an especially ferocious current, Mark says, "Add two".

The US extradition treaty with Hong Kong has an exception for political offences, which might include espionage.

If so, they've succeeded in proving that every rule has an exception, because "Three Sisters" is no funnier than most comedies that have appeared in recent months.

But even that requirement has an exception: the courts have said that requirement does not exist in matters of "substantial state concern".

But the appeal to the rule of law cuts both ways, because the United States's surrender treaty with Hong Kong has an exception for political offenses.

The directive has an exception in the case of data processing carried out "by a natural person in the course of a purely personal or household activity", but the court found that the exception would not always apply if a camera is recording images of a public space such as a footpath.

And yet, as I say, we have an exception.

But the law had an exception involving coalitions.

Every rule seems to have an exception and homophones (for example "rough" and "ruff") abound.

"But we don't want pet stores on the Boardwalk, so we can't have an exception".

Will the Americans be allowed to have an exception for anti-personnel mines used to protect anti-tank mines?