Sentences with phrase «except in exceptional circumstances»

Continued employment will not be viewed by the courts as consideration except in exceptional circumstances.

In my view such an award would be extraordinary and not likely to be made except in exceptional circumstances.

A court will not view continued employment as consideration except in exceptional circumstances.

And... it is established practice that the House of Lords does not vote down delegated legislation except in exceptional circumstances.

«While we strongly recommend pupils should not be taken out of school during term time except in exceptional circumstances, we believe the interim arrangements provide a fair and proportionate approach using the average Derbyshire annual attendance rate.»

This seems to be a theoretical concern which has not been borne out through research to my knowledge, so in general most feline practitioners would recommend vaccination except in exceptional circumstances where the owner can guarantee that neither they nor their cats will be in contact with other cats.

This will, however, transmit the n allele to the next generation so is best avoided except in exceptional circumstances with exceptional dogs.

Settlements are to be upheld except in exceptional circumstances, such as fraud or mistake.

He went on to say that authority suggested that the court should exercise restraint in such cases except in exceptional circumstances, which he held did not apply in this case as there was no urgency.

Behavioural - psychosocial treatments, on their own, are regarded as the most appropriate front - line treatment with younger children even when ADHD is present; except in exceptional circumstances [19].

«The bank does not intervene [with the dollar], except in exceptional circumstances, such as if there were signs of a serious near - term market breakdown or if extreme currency movements seriously threatened [the economy],» he said.

The stipulation that a whole sector is off - limits «except in exceptional circumstances» is not helpful.

The matter came to a head when Tory Justice spokesman Eleanor Laing tabled an amendment to the Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill (later amended again by the Government) to enforce Thursday night counting, except in exceptional circumstances.

In this case, the HPRB reasoned, however (according to the court) that while past conduct history was not relevant as to whether particular conduct took place «except in exceptional circumstances,» the information was nonetheless relevant «to what the inquiry committee might have done, in terms of outcome, had it been aware of the past conduct history and whether the inquiry committee would have pursued any other action under s. 33 (6) in terms of remedy....»

The judge does not have the power to impose substantive orders other than those reached on by agreement of the parties, except in exceptional circumstances.

There is of course a fee for transcription; like any other fee, it can be waived by the judge but like any other fee the judges are asked not to waive it except in exceptional circumstances.

Under the new Appeals Services Division guidelines there are 31 types of issue that will not receive an oral hearing (except in exceptional circumstances) and a small number of issues for which the worker may be allowed an oral hearing after providing written detailed submissions supporting the request.

The Supreme Court of Canada restored Mr. Mian's acquittal, finding that except in exceptional circumstances, it is inappropriate for appellate courts to raise new issues outside the grounds of appeal raised by the parties.

The AFP will not generally recover a child, except in exceptional circumstances, until you are able to receive the child and are close by.

3.10.4 Except in exceptional circumstances, unless an expert is appointed as provided in 3.10.3, a Children's Contact Service which is requested by a parent, the parent's lawyer, or an Independent Children's Lawyer to provide a report, shall provide a report limited to the following:

Except in exceptional circumstances the Courts are open to the public.