Sentence examples for specific exceptions for from inspiring English sources
In five companies, there are specific exceptions for transfers of highvote stock from partnerships to partners and from limited liability companies to members.
Not only does it distract attention from the economic issues on which Republicans believe they can defeat Barack Obama, it also came just as the party's policy committee, meeting in Tampa, approved platform language backing a constitutional amendment that outlaws abortion with no specific exceptions for rape or incest – which is more or less the basic position of Mr Akin.
In most countries it's kind of clarified either that this kind of use is fair use or there's specific exceptions for text and data mining — for example Japan has introduced a text and data-mining exception that clarifies that it's not a copyright infringement.
It has specific exceptions for security research.
Some state publicity statutes make specific exceptions for artwork, while others do not.
A hallmark of these studies is the observation that most somatic cells, e.g. fibroblasts, endothelial cells, and vascular smooth muscle cells [18], [19], [20], [21], [23], migrate in response to stiffness gradients in a process called "durotaxis," with specific exceptions for cells originating from highly stratified structures [22].
The law makes a specific exception for overseas students, who are not eligible for such loans.
"They requested a specific exception for national security leaks, and that killed the bill," ACLU Legislative Counsel Gabe Rottman told HuffPost.
Earlier today the U.S. Copyright Office released its long-awaited review of improvements to Section 108 of the Copyright Act, the section which grants limited, specific exceptions to copyright for libraries and archives.
Specific exceptions were made for those directly involved in the regicide, and after long debate, Vane was also named as an exception.
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.
