Examples of using One exception in English and their translations into Hindi
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But with one exception.
One exception was the United States.
Maybe one exception….
One exception is Southern Sudan.
The findings were in keeping withpreviously published trials of PSA screening, which, other than one exception, have also shown no improvement in survival.
The one exception is the top border.
If a guidebook tells you that something is“impossible to describe”,it usually means the writer can't be bothered to describe it- with one exception.
There's one exception to all those rules.
Your virtual trading account will giveyou all of the realities of trading in real time under market conditions with the one exception that you are not using your real money.….
The one exception is ApplePie Capital, whose APR range tops out at just 12%.
If I say to you,“you never wash the dishes,” all you need to do is to come up with one exception,“that's not true, I washed the dishes once last year,” and you have successfully contradicted my statement.
The one exception in the study was when the firstborn was a brother and the secondborn a sister.
On Tuesday evening, just a week after Georgia's governor signed a bill criminalizing abortions at six weeks, Alabama's Republican-controlled legislature passed a bill that, if signed and enacted, could jail doctors for up to 99 years for performing or attempting to perform an abortion at any point during a pregnancy-making only one exception for life endangerment.
You need to make one exception for the kitchen gadget that won't fit on a key chain: the blender.
The one exception to the fourth decimal point is the Japanese Yen, which is only calculated up to two decimal places.
Geography didn't appear to affect mortality in Parkinson's disease patients with one exception- those living in urban areas known to have high levels of industrial manganese pollution were at almost 20 percent higher risk of death than those in low-pollution areas.
One exception is Uranus, which will be in the eastern half of the sky about 28 degrees above the horizon in the constellation Aries.
The MPAA gives each movie studio one exception to this a year where they are allowed to show a trailer that is longer than 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
One exception to Step 3 is that some individuals may be infected with a disease-causing microbe and not show signs of the disease.
Third, successive Indian governments(with one exception I shall come to) have fixed elections, furthered corruption, used State power, and, in other ways, promoted undemocratic practices in the Valley.
One exception is the case where you have to mark something final so you can access it from within an anonymous inner class.
Lichtenfeld notes that the one exception to that rule is a genetic history of obesity within your family, which is a big risk factor for esophageal cancer.
One exception to this is clarinettists coming over to the sax who will probably feel relatively at home with the small reed and precise control needed.
Part of the problem is that with one exception-- government employees-- the laws currently in place to promote pay transparency do not actually require disclosure of individual salary information.
One exception may be in the pre-Islamic Zabad inscription,[71] where it ends with an ambiguous sign that may be a lone-standing h with a lengthened start, or may be a non-standard conjoined l-h:-.
Those are great points. I would like to note one exception, however, in that the progression of compounding gains is rarely quick(especially in any natural sense), and where it is there is usually high risk involved(e.g. casino games).
One exception is Germany, where the Federal Cartel Office ruled on Feb. 7 that Facebook must specifically ask its users for permission to combine data collected about them on Facebook with data collected from third parties.
One exception, found in James Beck's biography of his first wife, mentions his personal optimism in the chapter on"Attitudes Towards the Future," but not his optimistic perspective on world missions, which he derived from postmillennial theology.
There was one exception to this overarching relative lack of team patriotism at the Games' themselves and it was an event the American competitor, Arthur Blake, didn't even manage to finish, dropping out at the 23 km mark, despite at the time being in third place.
The one exception to the policy of nonintervention would be to secure Syria's vast chemical-weapon arsenal to prevent terrorist groups from seizing it and Mr. Assad from deploying it in a Gotterdammerung scenario as he goes down, although this difficult mission could require as many as 60,000 foreign ground troops deployed to Syria.
