Examples of using Many exceptions in English and their translations into Danish
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But there are many exceptions.
If we make too many exceptions, we give operators the opportunity to circumvent the rules.
The periods above are indicative with many exceptions.
There are many exceptions to this pattern, however;
As a result, the proposal contains too many exceptions and exemptions.
There are too many exceptions, but we, too, asked for exceptions to be made.
However, I find the fact that there are so many exceptions problematic.
There are many exceptions to the CCT.
I agree with Mrs van Dijk that there are a great many exceptions.
But, alas, there are very many exceptions, which we will talk in the next paragraph.
They pay them only to authors, and,even then, there are many exceptions.
There are always exceptions, often many exceptions to each characterization.
I am referring to the amendments that require other sectors to be added and that allow many exceptions to the rule.
This mass of detail, with so many exceptions, is not an example of good legislation.
However, in my opinion and in the opinion of the majority in the Committee on Economic andMonetary Affairs it is riddled with too many exceptions.
Nothing would be as intended if too many exceptions were granted.
If there were too many exceptions to the exports ban, it would be too difficult to show they were justifiable.
There are too many ground rules and too many exceptions to the norms.
For example, there are too many exceptions and too much uncertainty concerning the exceptions that are to apply.
In this respect, the Anti-Discrimination Directive that is currently on the table contains, to my mind,far too many exceptions that lend themselves to discrimination.
The current system, with so many exceptions and derogations, has become complex and opaque.
At the same time, travelling around in Europe I am faced with poor andslow service in many countries that are trying to get as many exceptions as possible from the liberalisation plans.
If too many exceptions are made which do not meet these three conditions, it will be impossible for the single market to operate.
It will not do for one type of policy,probably with many exceptions and adaptations, to be applied.
There are many exceptions to this pattern, however; the ground-nesting nightjars have pale eggs, and camouflage is instead provided by their plumage.
There are laws prohibiting the employment of women for night work in most countries butagain there are many exceptions to this rule, especially in the hotel and catering trade.
The many exceptions and derogations will mean that the scope of these rights will be considerably limited, to the detriment of coach passengers.
This legislation took as many as 40 years to be completed,although it naturally has many exceptions, from 1967(Directive 67/458/ΕEC) to 2007, when the REACH Regulation entered into force;
However, there are so many exceptions from this general tendency that it is practically impossible to reflect the distinction in the layout of the transcript.
With this decision, the bulk of the money goes outside the European Union in the form of CDMs,while our legislation contains too many exceptions, too many flexibility mechanisms and too little compulsion.