Exemple de utilizare a Many exceptions în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Pika. However, There are many exceptions.
There are many exceptions from Article 6 of the AB in separate laws.
Of course there are many exceptions.
If we make too many exceptions, we give operators the opportunity to circumvent the rules.
There are many  general rules but all have many exceptions.
Of course there are many exceptions and we don't deliver consistently good journalism every day.
However, I find the fact that there are so many exceptions problematic.
Obviously, there are many  many exceptions in this fabulous world of words to these basic rules.
They pay them only to authors, and, even then,there are many exceptions.
This tab allows you to create as many exceptions as you want to avoid unwanted alert messages.
A number of Member States apply these obligations only to a limited extent and with too many exceptions.
If there were too many exceptions to the exports ban, it would be too difficult to show they were justifiable.
He lowers the average lifespan of humans to 65,but there are many exceptions based on genetics and diet.
As a generality(with many exceptions you can be sure), people tend to eat with other people where there is a sense of solidarity or trust.
So this is how the so-called union breaks down, and of course,there are many exceptions to this, but this is the typical set-up.
The many exceptions and derogations will mean that the scope of these rights will be considerably limited, to the detriment of coach passengers.
The English Wikipedia's guideline on public domain material more precisely defines these many exceptions.
They include so many exceptions and derogations at European level that they do not really break with the model of differential national regulation currently in force.
Another solution could be to bridge the gap between a single list and the many exceptions put in place by Member States.
In that respect,too many exceptions to the rules, some of which have become obsolete in the context of changed market conditions, risk undermining the integrity of organic farming.
Current rules are often a series of rules,spread over different legal texts, with many exceptions with exceptions. .
Although there are many exceptions, when the management and shareholders of the bank force the speed of decision-making for a very reliable borrower, who respects his obligations timely.
Usually, there will be between 1 and 100 paylines(or ways to win as it's sometimes called),but there are many exceptions out there too.
The Council has proposed too many exceptions from the requirement to carry a CE mark, and it is essential to revise and limit this as far as possible, otherwise the entire CE marking system will become meaningless.
This is partially caused by the frameworkcharacter of the ELD, which provides for many exceptions, options and flexibility.
The current framework for infrastructure funding is complex,adds many exceptions and constraints to the deadlines for implementation of the projects and requires complex calculations of the final subsidy allowed to each project.
Usually there will be between 1 and 100 paylines(or ways to win as it's sometimes called),but there are many exceptions out there too.
Although it is still subject to too many exceptions, the application of the codecision procedure, which will become the ordinary legislative procedure and which will also include approval of the budget, will give Parliament a very important role.
Only if the spouses hold a common foreign nationalitywill the law of that nationality apply, however there are also many exceptions to this.
Any weakening of Member States' ambition to complete the reforms which have been initiated under the strain of the crisis, excessive indulgence,too many exceptions to the commonly accepted rules and a return to a new round of internal protectionism will deal fatal blows.