In his response to Professor Ian Hargreaves' review, commissioned by David Cameron to look at how copyright law should be modernised to fit in with digital advancements, Mr Cable will say that he wants to introduce "exceptions" to the UK's copyright laws.
A downstate Republican lawmaker is pushing a new bill to the Illinois state general assembly which attempts to introduce exceptions to the state's civil unions law allowing faith-based institutions to continue to deny adoptions to same-sex couples.
This paper deals with the possibility of introducing exception handling mechanisms into the specification and code of industrial process control software.
If passed, as it seems will likely be the case, the amendment also allows for the review of previous demarcations, and introduces exceptions to the exclusive use of protected land, including leasing to non-Indians and the construction of infrastructure, "in the public interest".
This paper introduces Exceptions Excluding Merging Method (EEMM) which makes it possible to improve the quality of disparity maps by integrating maps acquired from individual stereo cameras included in EBMCS.
The rationale for maintaining the U.S. ban has been losing ground in recent years as Rome introduced exceptions into its own laws to allow married converts from some Protestant churches to be ordained as priests.
Introduce exception-reporting software to your point of sale.
In a letter to the Times, the academics wrote: "The Government has seen fit to introduce an exception to the rules for Premier League footballers.
An equivalent decomposition also leads to an equivalent distribution, except for the fact that distributed policy evaluation can introduce network exceptions.
It introduced an exception if 1) the permission of the court had been gained to bring a case and 2) the "material facts" of the case included "facts of a decisive character" which the claimant was not aware of until after the expiry of the statute of limitations.
