Sentence examples for prescribed exceptions from inspiring English sources

In June 2015, the Cruelty Free Cosmetics Act (S-234) was introduced in the Canadian Senate that would have prohibited cosmetic animal testing in Canada, and would have ended the sale of cosmetics that had been tested on animals in Canada with prescribed exceptions under the authority of the Health Minister.

Renal risk drugs were rather rarely prescribed, with exception for ACE-inhibitors.

The material provisions of the Tennessee Code are as follows: By article 2769 (Shannon, 4466) all civil actions are to be commenced within the periods prescribed, with immaterial exceptions.

Max Schrems, whose complaint against Facebook led to the fall of the previous Safe Harbor, had already raised concerns on his twitter account regarding the possible collection of "signals intelligence" in bulk under six exceptions prescribed by the Presidential Policy Directive 28, which would contravene Schrems and the EU fundamental right of privacy.

In general, macrolides were rarely recently prescribed with the exception of 48 of 396 (13%) children the Darwin Rural region (Table 3).

Students wishing to deviate from the prescribed curriculum or request exceptions to any college or department policy or procedure, must petition the academic department for permission.

With very few exceptions doctors prescribed BG targets according to the new algorithm.

This control intervention permits participants to receive any psychotherapy or prescribed (ADM) with the exception of standard DBT.

In reality, Article 11 of the TiSA prescribes measures for exceptions, that is, restrictions could be imposed if it involved national security.

Everything has to be done exactly as prescribed – und keine Ausnahmen (no exceptions)!

"Even if they are not absolute rights, limitations to these rights, even those based on national security concerns, must be prescribed by law, guaranteeing that exceptions are both necessary and proportionate.