Sentence examples for with exceptions from from inspiring English sources

This project looks at the extent to which international investment agreements have come to incorporate clauses that provide the parties with exceptions from the application of certain disciplines.

Some authors [ 15, 39] have analyzed the absolute difference in SRH, while others have defined change as change at two levels on e.g. a five-point SRH scale, with exceptions from the middle category [ 46, 47].

The text also deals with exceptions from copyright general rules for text and data mining, illustrations used for education and for cultural heritage institutions such as museums or libraries.

With exception from the COPD and LR subgroups, these increases were found to be statistically significant.

The retirement age will, with exceptions, rise from 65 to 67.

To gather their evidence committees can (with exceptions) travel from place to place to hear evidence.

THE NAMES -- The Dutch and Germans dominate the sport, with notable exceptions from Canada, Japan and, this Olympics, the United States.

The Hyde Amendment, adopted in 1976 and renewed every year since, bars the government, with few exceptions, from covering abortions through Medicaid.

"But it takes longer to sell, and volume has slipped" -- a pattern evident, with some exceptions, from county to county in the region.

With rare exceptions from the hysterical fringe — Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich — most political leaders have either remained silent about the Prop 8 decision (the Republican National Committee) or punted (the Obama White House).

The bill, which has passed both houses of the State Legislature, prohibits insurance plans, with some exceptions, from requiring that their members get their drugs from a mail-order pharmacy.