Examples of using Main exception in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The main exception is called“tax exemption”.
For most migratory birds avoid the high alpine ridge, with one main exception, the Brétolet pass at 1,923m, which lies at the national border with France.
The main exception relates to phthalate plasticisers.
Nearly all regions eligible for Objective 1will also have Article 87.3(a) status the main exception: sparsely populated areas, which are eligible under Objective 1, but not under Article 87.3a.
The main exception is however the suffering of Jesus Christ.
Overall, the financial attractiveness of by-product generation for any one material was in generallow compared with alternative recovery routes: the main exceptions were the waste materials(mining wastes, PFA, agricultural, food and chemical wastes) where there were no other options and glass where the value of the secondary material for recycling was low.
The main exceptions being surfactants, cadmium and mercury.
Further, the sector is in many countries, with Germany as the main exception, mostly dominated by micro enterprises(10 employees or less), which account for 80% of enterprises in the sector 2006.
The main exception to the general relationship is the UK, where the proportion with income below the poverty line in 1995 was relatively high(19%), but where only 7% of people had income below this level in each of the three years.
There are two main exceptions to the yellow and black colours.
The main exception to this trend was Germany, where retail sales volumes declined(down by 0.1% in June 1999), after positive rates during the first quarter.
Moreover, in many countries- Germany being the main exception- the sector is dominated by micro enterprises(10 or fewer employees), accounting for 80% of enterprises in the sector 2006.
The main exception to these positive general trends in the balance of payments is Hungary.
The main exceptions are Belgium, the Netherlands, Greece and the UK.
The main exception to this trend was Germany, where retail sales volumes declined down by 0.1% in June 1999.
The main exceptions to immediate free trade concerned sensitive products, ECSC products, textiles and clothing.
The main exception is Vintage Port, which will mature and improve in bottle for many years.
Finland is the main exception with a strong acceleration of this contribution from in the period- to. between and.
The main exception was the UK and, to a lesser extent, the Nordic countries, the Netherlands and Ireland.
The main exception is China, whose statutory minimum price for CERs is not compatible with PAF modalities.
The main exception was that in the Netherlands primary schools recorded 2.5 meetings a year contrasted with the Dutch secondary school average of 1.3.
The main exception to this pattern was Ireland where GDP per capita increased by around 45 percentage points but the price level fell by 3 percentage points relative to the EU average.
The main exception is Italy, where responsibility for raising revenue is being increasingly devolved to the regions without a counterpart strengthening of regional transfers.
The main exception is Finland where around 75% of nonEU nationals aged 25 to 39 were born in the country; in all other Member States for which data are available, the figure was less than 10.
The main exceptions are incomes from selfemployment and property, for which the reported gross amounts have been converted into net amounts using a simple statistical procedure.
The main exceptions are Ireland, where output per person employed in highgrowth sectors was nearly three times greater than in lowgrowth sectors, and Spain where it was around twice as high.
The main exception is the new Länder in Eastern Germany where, with the exception of Berlin, no region has more than 40 lines per 100 in habitants, as compared to a national average of 53 lines.
The main exceptions, as well as the UK, are Portugal, where the relationship does not seem to have changed much, Greece, where the proportion of longterm unemployed has remained much the same while unemployment has risen and the Netherlands, where the proportion of longterm unemployed declined between 1993 and 1995 despite the rise in unemployment.