Sentence examples for if that exception from inspiring English sources

The Colorado ballot measure, called Amendment T, sought to change the language in the state Constitution by asking voters if that exception should be removed.

If that exception sounds a bit odd, what makes it downright astonishing is that in 2012 Greenfield backed a political campaign for default-on internet porn filters, citing the "vulnerability" of the developing brain.

Directly after the brackets, there should be the keyword catch followed by parentheses with the type of exception, followed by brackets containing code that will run if that exception is thrown.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said he thinks abortion should be illegal even when a pregnancy results from rape or incest, although he said he would support legislation including those exceptions if that was the only way to reduce abortions.

The issue drew attention to a previously unnoticed rule change: The rules governing the Air Force's enlistment oaths used to include a note stating that "Airmen may omit the words 'so help me God,' if desired for personal reasons". That exception quietly disappeared in October 2013, after which the Air Force required the inclusion of the full oath for any enlistment or reenlistment.

Because if you didn't make that exception, I would not be able to work for you... not that I want to.

If the Securities and Exchange Commission determines that an exception described in clause (i) or (ii) applies, the Securities and Exchange Commission shall publish in the Federal Register its determination with the reasons for it.

Defenders of the league's stiff fines for those refusing to speak to the media invoke the slippery slope argument that if an exception were made for Lynch then the next thing you know -- no one will be talking to the media.

He said that an exception could occur if there was a rational basis for allocating the costs in a different manner and the corporate documents permitted such exceptions.

She said there could be exceptions to the rule if there were critical information that would otherwise be denied to the reader, and if the exception were discussed with a senior editor in advance.

In Prebble v. Television New Zealand Ltd. (1994), the Privy Council held that if any exceptions were made unless in the most extreme circumstances, members of the legislature would not know if there would subsequently be challenges to what they are saying in Parliament.