Sentence examples for specific exception from inspiring English sources

The law makes a specific exception for overseas students, who are not eligible for such loans.

Riley and its companion case, United States v Wurie, are about a very specific exception to the Fourth Amendment.

In general, most warrantless searches of private premises are prohibited under the Fourth Amendment, unless specific exception applies.

The proposed extension is for all long-term disabilities with the very specific exception of the terminally ill with a life expectancy less than six months.

Ironically, it is about the 13th constitutional amendment, which abolished slavery and the state's right to deprive a person of liberty but with the specific exception of "criminals", thus forging a link in the judicial mindset between imprisonment and slavery.

Miss Ramey said: "The university has carved out a specific exception only for the most severe forms of sexual assault, which overwhelmingly affect women," she said.

Under the Canada-United States Safe Third Country Agreement, refugees cannot make claims to enter Canada from the United States except under a few specific exceptions, like fear that they would face the death penalty in America.

The mechanism of a closed-to-open transition is also common to many EF-hand domains and more specifically to TnCs, but with interesting and specific exceptions that are worth identifying and discussed individually.

Commercial exports of ivory products also will be banned, except for proven antiques and items covered by specific exceptions under the Endangered Species Act, officials said.

Instead he wants more specific exceptions.

There were further limitations and certain specific exceptions not pertinent here.