Sentence examples for series of exceptions from inspiring English sources

Trump added a series of exceptions to his "total and complete shutdown" in the days that followed.

The issue turns on a series of exceptions to lawyers' rules of professional conduct, according to lawyers not involved in the dispute.

But a series of exceptions allowed Solidere the right to develop this new "waterfront business district" if it agreed to build roads and a park.

Even assuming that any economic assumptions underlying the rule might be disproved in a specific case, it would be an unwarranted and counterproductive exercise to litigate a series of exceptions.

As a result, sovereign immunity in the United States is not absolute, and the FSIA contains a series of exceptions in 28 U.S.C. § 1605 that set forth when foreign nations will not be immune from U.S. courts.

In sum, even assuming that any economic assumptions underlying the Illinois Brick rule might be disproved in a specific case, we think it an unwarranted and counterproductive exercise to litigate a series of exceptions.

A series of unwanted exceptions that may occur in signal transmission are identified and solution methods are proposed.

1991 The Netherlands introduces the first of a series of bans (with exceptions) on various uses of chrysotile 1992 Italy bans chrysotile (with exceptions until 1994).

American law is, by international standards, a series of innovations and exceptions.

Instead, the same Rehnquist Court devised a whole series of limiting principles, exceptions, and possible counterarguments, and ten years later Lopez looks more like tinkering around the margins than a frontal assault on the New Deal state.

Sweden introduces the first of a series of bans (with exceptions) on various uses of chrysotile.