Sentence examples for limited exceptions the from inspiring English sources

As a government agency, the compact grants WMATA sovereign immunity by all three jurisdictions in which it operates, and except for certain limited exceptions, the authority cannot be successfully sued unless it waives immunity.

With limited exceptions, the bill will not require lawyer-lawmakers to disclose clients represented by others at their firms.

"Over all, with some limited exceptions, the situation has not improved since the last report was issued," in November, the report said".And in many instances, deteriorating conditions were noted".

With limited exceptions, the public does not receive a full account of the FDA's reasons for disapproval because complete response letters are part of unapproved applications that FDA regulations generally treat as confidential.

In doing so they have frequently rejected a mother's attempt to rely on the limited exceptions to the convention obligations, most commonly that a return would expose the child to a grave risk of physical or psychological harm.

The six "limited exceptions" to the new rule include deals for defendants who supply "substantial assistance" to the government and (amazingly) deals aimed at sparing "particularly over-burdened" federal prosecutors' offices.

Under the Access to Information Act, the public has the right to access government documents with limited exceptions, making the act immeasurably valuable to journalists reporting on the affairs of government.

Finally, it is important to observe that the model is actually able to describe also property 6, i.e. possible transitions between two differentiated cell types (as shown in Figure 5), as well as property 4, concerning the existence of limited exceptions to the irreversibility of cell differentiation, as shown in Figure 6.

The government has successfully prevented political parties from forming, with limited exceptions like the Muslim Brotherhood.

Foster declined to answer specific questions on whether she would accept limited exceptions to the near-total ban on abortion.

"We have these limited exceptions to the principle that we only hold people after conviction," said Michael C. Dorf, a constitutional law professor at Cornell.