Sentence examples for making any exceptions from inspiring English sources

The main goal of SnapKeys is to give the user all the viewing space afforded by the size of the screen, without making any exceptions for even a single key.

They have a problem with the gypsies that come from Romania so they discriminate against us all, without making any exceptions.

The suit says that every accredited American law school has adopted policies that bar discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, and that the schools have sought to apply these policies without making any exception for what the suit describes as "the military and its discriminatory policy regarding sexual orientation".

We are unable to make any exceptions to this requirement.

Would you make any exceptions for specified types of non-infringing use?

In the case of Knight Capital, regulators appeared to agree, declining to make any exceptions for the firm.

"Everybody is bound by these policies on eBay so we are unable to make any exceptions for this listing regardless of where the bidding got to," she said.

Once politicians make any exceptions to wiping the slate clean, they are on a slippery slope, because those benefiting from the next most popular deduction will be standing in line demanding an exception, too.

"We've never made any exceptions on this because we have to safeguard the sacraments," said a priest who works with the Congregation for Divine Worship, a Vatican committee overseeing Catholic practices, and who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

"I'm accepting the policy as it applies to me because I knew it was in place and I don't expect anyone to make any exceptions," he said.

Zhou: History... proves that Taiwan has belonged to China for more than 1,000 years -- a longer period than Long Island has been a part of the U.S.... Therefore, in recognizing China the U.S. must... recognize the P.R.C. as the sole legitimate government of China and not make any exceptions.