Sentences with phrase «as exceptions to»

For example, minor utility easements or rights - of - way for a mutual driveway may be specifically listed as exceptions to coverage.

Easements to which the property is subject should be shown in the policy as exceptions to coverage.

However, these are to be seen as exceptions to the general rule.

In that way, it is no different from accommodations upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, such as exceptions to laws banning the use of alcohol in religious ceremonies.

The Federal Rules of Evidence, and the Arizona Rules of Evidence, outline various types of statements that are excluded by the Hearsay Rule, as well as exceptions to the Hearsay rule, and thus, may be heard and considered by a judge or jury.

As individual scientists these authors could be seen as exceptions to the rule, but for the IPCC (2500 scientists?)

But these are seen as exceptions to the rule, a view that undervalues the efforts made by thousands of charter schools to develop more collaborative models of work.

In what follows, the person and resurrection of Jesus Christ are treated not as exceptions to, but as the chief exemplifications of, metaphysical principles.

Biographies of outstanding women conforming to the traditional narrative of womanliness or to the spiritual narrative of service can not tell the stories of women's achievements as paradigmatic but only as exceptions to the rule, made possible by mere chance, inscrutable destiny or divine grace.

But closer scrutiny reveals a man who managed to thrive as an exception to a corporate culture built on type - A personalities — the very kind that his predecessor embodied.

All too often, we see businesses paying too much for bolt - on acquisitions, so it's good to see Aetna as an exception to that trend.

Whitehead insists that «God is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

If, on the other hand, we seek to insure God's necessary difference by introducing a categoreal difference, we jeopardize his metaphysical intelligibility and violate Whitehead's cardinal rule: «God is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

In this instance God is not exemplifying what Whitehead calls «the principle of contemporary independence» (Process and Reality, An Essay in Cosmology 96); rather, he is treated as an exception to this principle invoked to save the collapse into nothingness of the past.

In this sentence I have been recalling against Hartshorne one of the most well - known passages of Process and Reality: «In the first place, God is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

But then, unless Whitehead is going to «treat God as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse» (PR, 521), he must hold that there is no temporal succession in the divine life, just as there is none in the concresence of any other actual entity.

... is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

As he writes in Process and Reality, «God is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

God is treated as the exception to metaphysical principles, with the result that his relation to the world is fundamentally misconstrued.

«God,» says Whitehead (1978), «is not be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles invoked to save their collapse.

Whitehead insists, «God is not to be treated as an exception to all metaphysical principles, invoked to save their collapse.

I praised Magee's life precisely because he stands as an exception to that indictment; and for that reason I think he is much more religious, in the proper sense of the word, than Mr. Nolder seems to allow.

Parents who carefully limit their child's screen time often view video chats as an exception to the rule, and there's some research to back that up.

And she hopes others with Crohn's disease will see Baker as an example of what's possible — not as an exception to the rule.

The slower digestion goes hand in hand with a reduced uptake of the cholesterol ingested, counter-intuitively, especially when you just read the opposite above (think of cholesterol as the exception to the rule).

(Perhaps a transparent fabric can count as an exception to the rule, but that would be a case of lack of color / print rather than a category on its own).

Among all the meagre offerings of the Wolfgang Reitherman era, The Jungle Book is often held up as the exception to the general rule.

32 In addition, the report suggested that schools for academically at - risk students could be allowed as an exception to the policy that otherwise prohibits charters from screening students based on achievement level.

Yes, however you will be asked for additional information for your application to be considered as an exception to the University of Iowa Graduate College standard.

(h) As an exception to paragraph (g) of this section, you may make decisions to test an employee based upon reasonable suspicion, post-accident, return - to - duty, and follow - up determination criteria with respect to an owner - operator or other self - employed individual.

(f) As an exception to paragraph (e) of this section, you may act as an intermediary in the transmission of SAP report from the SAP to an owner - operator or other self - employed individual.

(d) As an exception to the reporting requirements of paragraph (b) and (c) of this section, the MRO may report negative results using an electronic data file.

As an exception to arbitration, you and we retain the right to pursue in a small claims court any Claim that is within that court's jurisdiction and that proceeds on an individual basis.

If you were unable to sell your home because you had to move to a new area, this does not qualify as an exception to the three - year foreclosure guideline.

As an exception to the «No Pets Policy,» this act of good faith allows pet owners to keep their pets in their guest room.

I use the first person as an exception to testify.

I clicked on the «Settled Principles» tab to find 30 well - settled principles for public records, such as this statement from a California appellate decision, «[I] t is well established that the media has no greater right of access to public records than the general public,» and this from a Florida court, «It is well - settled that public records and reports or business records are admissible as an exception to the hearsay rule provided they are authenticated by a custodian.»

The Court held that the trial judge erred in not admitting the evidence of the offer as an exception to settlement privilege.

It is designed as an exception to the general prohibition stated in Rule 5.4 that lawyers may not share fees or enter into business relationships with individuals other than lawyers.

As an exception to the universally accepted view that law society committees are «all form and no substance» in regard to the «unaffordable legal services problem» («the problem»), there is one Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC) committee that has produced a Discussion Paper that has great substance, although some ingrates are so inconsiderate as to say that it's not «the right stuff»; see: Alternative Business Structures and the Legal Profession in Ontario: A Discussion Paper.

But whereas in Dano the Court still refers to the «fundamental status» of Union citizenship and explicitly affirms Article 24 (2) as an exception to the fundamental principle of non-discrimination, Alimanovic confirms this symbolic reversal by skipping any reference to Union citizenship and straightly moving to residence conditions (paras. 49 — 51).

Contrary to most European civil law systems, clients of solicitors and barristers in England and Wales are protected by a fundamental right to withhold confidential communications with their lawyer from the court, as an exception to onerous obligations of disclosure not seen in civil law jurisdictions.

Well, the tort of another doctrine did work as an exception to the American Rule and did provide a basis for fee

Is it feasable that the «Community interest» threshold could be interpreted as an exception to the application of the EU competition rules like the «European stlye rule of reason» (coined by Monti) or like the 101 (3) TFEU exception?

I'm looking for the latter - a differential account of how different countries address the question «that hurts» (with it's application to hatred as an exception to free speech)

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Affirmation was traditionally treated as an exception to the general requirement of an oath.

She saw this as an exception to the general rule that confidentiality is not a bar to disclosure of material to a court.

In certain circumstances, the court can still take jurisdiction as an exception to the usual requirements when the plaintiff is otherwise unable to have access to justice in the proper jurisdiction.

So the truth of the contents were really at the basis of that evidence and we did see an analysis near its turns as admission as exception to hearsay, maybe it was an admission counter to her own interests.