Sentence examples for to exception from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of excepting or excluding; exclusion; restriction by taking out something which would otherwise be included, as in a class, statement, rule.
"We don't know what might be subject to executive privilege and sustained, perhaps, and what would not be," Justice David H. Souter told Mr. Olson, adding, "And it seems to me, until we know exactly what that is, there's a pretty good argument that the final judgment rule should not be subject to exception at this point".
Overall, to exception of the 90% foam quality, the residual resistance averaged around 100%.
Overall this new study corresponds to 47KLOC of Java source code of which around 4,1KLOC are dedicated to exception handling.
Table 1 summarizes code characteristics of target SPLs: the number of lines of code (LOC); the number of lines of code dedicated to exception handling (EH LOC); the number of throw-clauses; number of exception flows; number of classes and interfaces; number of user-defined checked and unchecked exceptions; and the number of variable features.
Examining the reasons used to exception report patients provides additional insights.
Conclusions The provision to exception report enables practices to exempt dissenting patients without being financially penalised.
Bush was constrained to take exception to this publicly.
It then checks and alerts customers to exceptions.
There have to be exceptions to any general strategy.
It's the rule to the exception.
He's close to an exception there".
