Mr. Watson wants to cut them out altogether, but even he would leave an exception, allowing the Legislature to divert funds from programs, one by one, in recorded votes.
In the period after fetal viability, the state can restrict abortion access heavily, even banning certain procedures, as long as it leaves an exception for women's health.
The rules do leave an exception for the poorest countries (as defined by the World Bank), in cases where "there's a material development impact and there are no alternatives," said the official.
Mr. Smith left a large exception for agricultural employers, who would not have to use the system for three years.
But the fact of the matter is that the EU ruling left a massive and welcome exception for content that's in the public interest.
The system's bureaucratic process for facilitating sequestration was complex, and with few exceptions receivers seldom left a record of their involvement with seizing property; grand jury identities were secret and the minutes of their interrogations destroyed after each session.
Those related to surgery or the device resolved completely with the exception of 1 that left a cutaneous scar.
The right to request to work flexibly (parental leave is an exception).
Furthermore, for new shoots, a general increase in the levels of individual catechins and total catechins was observed with increasing age of the leaves with an exception of C, whose concentration is highest in the buds.
But while the guidelines leave unclear whether an exception can be made for an object of special importance, Sharon Cott, a lawyer for the Met, says that the museum allows no exception to the 10-year rule.
