Sentence examples for may grant exceptions from inspiring English sources

In addition, cyclists may have to submit formal requests to get a landlord to issue a bike access plan, and the city may grant exceptions to some buildings — for example, if the freight area is deemed unsafe.

The General Committee, which is the faculty governing board of the Graduate School, may grant exceptions to specific legislation within the "Code of Legislation" if it feels such actions are in accord with the Graduate School's fundamental educational principles.

(The director of undergraduate studies may grant exceptions to this limit for students who spend two academic terms in an approved study abroad program). Relevant first-year seminars may count toward the major, with permission of the director of undergraduate studies.

However, the Ministry of Trade and Industry may grant exceptions from the work obligation under specific conditions.

School officials may grant exceptions, and persons who are retired from law enforcement and have concealed-weapons permits are exempt.

The Faculty Committee may also grant exceptions to the requirements in this document, so long as they are not inconsistent with other HLS or HKS rules.

Candidates residing outside their home country due to war or conflict may be granted exceptions.

Major League Baseball said it was allowed to grant exceptions.

Don't expect the EU to grant exceptions.

Neither the United States nor Vietnam is ready for a formal alliance, but Vietnam may grant American warships access to its ports, and Washington seems certain at least to widen exceptions to its longtime arms embargo and may end it altogether.

How does the process of granting exceptions work?