On the other hand, these systems are expensive while needing a linguist expert to setup all rules and exceptions needed to produce the results.
Every great city needs its exceptions and its oddities; only the provincial city is monolithic.
But the courts would need a significant discretion to deal with exceptional cases and there would need to be other safeguards and exceptions.
Since the entry of these laws into effect, the doctor writes the prescription according to the active ingredient, with some exceptions (therapeutic needs and lower cost), and the final choice for the commercial brand is determined by the pharmacy based on the lowest-cost criteria.
"Google is simpler, more focused on real and basic customer needs, with some exceptions for their experiments, and less focused on some of the fads driving Silicon Valley today," said Phil Terry, chief executive of Creative Good, a user experience consulting firm.
Even those lawyers who define the ring as part of the contract to marry, and therefore subject to return if the contract is voided, recognize the need for exceptions.
The First Amendment is a remarkably fragile institution that does not need more exceptions carved from its meaning.
We remain committed to theatrical windows, with the need for exceptions to accommodate a shortened timeframe on a case-by-case basis, such as with Disney's Alice in Wonderland," said Chapek.
While any abortion ban needs an exception to protect the mother's life, as in the case of an ectopic pregnancy, at least El Salvador takes seriously the medical reality that a baby in the womb is a living person.
I only see the need for exceptions for detailed experimental results or detailed theoretical treatments.
