Sentence examples for permissible exceptions from inspiring English sources
Administration officials said there were some permissible exceptions to a federal law requiring staff members to use their official accounts and retain the correspondence.
The new national law described abortion to save a mother's life and a court decision to pass the death sentence as the only two permissible exceptions to the right to life.
But the Second Circuit Court of Appeals rejected that argument, ruling that the nuisance law did not constitute a permissible exception under the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
The only permissible exception is where participants are reminded to avoid introducing political arguments.
American officials defend the measures, which impose duties up to 30percentt on certain categories of steel imports, as permissible under a "safeguard" exception built into the rules when a harmful flood of imports occurs.
Compensating controls can be used for nearly every single requirement in the Data Security Standards (DSS the most notable exception being permissible storage of sensitive authentication data after authorization.
This is why, for example, people may not sue for emotional distress inflicted by offensive magazine articles about them, unless the articles are not just offensive but include false statements that fall within the defamation exception (see below Permissible restrictions on expression).
All the permissible circumstances -- with the exception of mental health, which was added last year - resulted from a 2006 Constitutional Court decision.
Apart from such carefully defined exceptions, everything else is permissible, even when considered in bad taste.
"It reaffirms that open justice is a fundamental constitutional principle and that exceptions to this are only permissible to the extent that they are strictly necessary in the interests of justice," he said.
As the fetus approaches full term, it gains rights under Roe, until in the last trimester it is permissible to outlaw the procedure entirely, with exceptions only to save the life and health of the mother.
