Sentences with phrase «except in special cases»

If you are able to settle your litigation case out of the courtroom, there can be less public disclosure of private information, but except in special cases, even here, information is at risk.

The shelter only holds cats for three days except in special cases.

Shock or remote controlled collars are generally not allowed except in special cases with the instructor's prior approval.

Except in special cases, all of our Labs are spayed / neutered and vaccinated before going to their new homes.

And — speaking more generally — I don't think it's worthwhile for self - pub authors to invest in physical review copy mailings, except in special cases or unless absolutely required by an essential reviewer or outlet

Not exact matches

But is the burden not lightened, emotionally and even in some cases economically, by the fact that every man in the country» again, except for the extremely orthodox, whose winning of a special exemption from military duty for their own children has done little to endear them to their countrymen» is required to take up his share of it?

Whenever two surfaces come in contact, there is friction, except in very special cases where friction essentially vanishes — a phenomenon, known as «superlubricity,» in which surfaces simply slide over each other without resistance.

Except in emergencies and other special cases, Dr. Phelps generally discusses four principles with his patients prior to beginning any drug therapy: why he is suggesting the treatment, what the alternatives are, what the risks are, and any questions they may have.

Still, despite decades of research, experts can't agree on whether eliminating dye - containing foods from a child's diet can ease ADHD symptoms like hyperactivity and impulsivity — except in perhaps a few special cases.

In the case of high school divisions, special education divisions and the chancellor's district, the chancellor shall convene the professional development team on or before October 1st, except for the 1999 - 2000 school year when such team shall be convened by October 8, 1999.

Assets in the account must be distributed to the designated beneficiary by age 30, or transferred to another Coverdell ESA for the benefit of another eligible family member — except in the case of a Special Needs Beneficiary.

Contributions can not be made after a child turns 18 (except in the case of a Special Needs Beneficiary).

GAAP provide objective benchmarks, not truth, except in several special cases.

Any liability in respect of death and personal injury and loss of and damage to luggage which we may incur to you shall always be subject to the limits of liability contained in the Athens Convention or EU Regulation 392/2009 for death / personal injury of 46,666 Special Drawing Rights (SDR) or 300,000 SDR under Athens Convention or 400,000 SDRs under EU Regulation 392/2009 except in the case of liability for war or terrorism 250,000 SDRs.

Special Notes: Same as pit except enemy morale rises and in most cases does less damage.

Now when you play on the two higher difficulties in Another Star, the enemies will still get their old bonus to the STR (strength) stat — they will hit you harder and deal more overall damage — but they don't get any real bonus to their RES (resistance) stat, and they don't get any more hit points (except in very special cases).

Therefore, intermittent renewables are not a suitable source of power for pumped hydro, except in a few special, extraordinary cases --(such as El Heiro island where they have a 700 m high extinct volcano crater providing a large upper reservoir, good wind resource and are replacing high - cost diesel generation.)

Demonstrating that Bayesian inference using Jeffreys prior and inference using likelihood ratios gives exact probability matching and hence accurate CIs, whereas subjective Bayesian methods don't except in a special, unrealistic, case, shakes them up a bit and hopefully makes them think again.

Pidgeon noted, in accordance with a policy adopted by the CJC, judges should render decisions within six months of hearing a case, except in very complex matters or where there are special circumstances.