Sentence examples for may be excepted from inspiring English sources

Termination for severe fetal disorders in case of dismal, but not necessarily lethal, prognosis for the fetus may be excepted from legal prosecution provided adherence to stringent criteria.

Patients may be excepted from all indicators relating to a clinical domain, for example, if individuals with stroke/TIA are too frail, refuse to attend for review or do not reply to letters asking for attendance at primary care clinics; known as 'top level' exceptions [ 5].

Its swoosh may be, except for Coca-Cola's cursive script logo, the best-known corporate symbol in the world.

(Whatever these wonders may be, except to those producing them).

The Electoral Commission warned that the proposed constituency regulation may be unenforceable' except in extreme cases.

Soon, nothing may be left except a pile of old reports.

Under proposed rules, any date may be chosen except March 31, because the payoff for that choice could break the bank.

Some towns, like Granby and Rocky Hill, don't regulate where or when political signs may be placed, except to prohibit them from being placed in lines of sight.

But a close, literal reading of the Constitution's text suggests that the practice may be unconstitutional except in narrow circumstances.

Using secret evidence to send someone to jail may be unconstitutional, except in immigration courts, where foreigners or immigrants have been imprisoned for years on the basis of classified hearsay, federal judges have found.

All but the southern 9% of the lunar disc then lies within the penumbra, but little darkening may be obvious except near its upper edge, closest to the shadow's dark central umbra.