Sentence examples for removing exceptions from inspiring English sources

"This is a dangerous bill for South Carolina women..., made even more extreme by removing exceptions for victims of rape and incest," Alyssa Miller, South Carolina director of public affairs for Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, said in a statement.

The suggested oxidation-state definition justifies both IUPAC algorithms in Ref. [ 3], while removing exceptions and including some defiant cases, such as those of ligand acceptor atoms with an electronegativity higher than the donor.

In 1998, a new penal code in El Salvador removed exceptions under which abortion had previously been allowed.

It would remove exceptions that allow religious bodies to discriminate on the basis of faith, sexual orientation and other factors.

The Choice report canvassed removing the exception for charities for the Do Not Call register.

Many had seen the exception as allowing providers to offer an internet fast lane to paying sites, leading to the Italian government to propose removing the exception from the draft regulations.

Analyzing the source code, we found that changes were minor, such as renaming variables, reordering statements and adding or removing types of exceptions caught or thrown by the methods.

Mr. Murray wants to remove that exception, comparing it to indentured servitude.

It was changed in 1992 to remove the exception for rape, incest or the life of the mother.

Today's order removed the exception, although in unusual cases, the White House said, some imports of gold coins may be allowed after Jan . 1

A revised version issued in March removed that exception for minorities, after critics from the left and right raised concerns that it would amount to a religious test. .