Examples of using To be an exception in English and their translations into Hungarian
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My mother proved to be an exception.
VENEPAL was to be an exception, but expropriations continue in Venezuela.
This year seems to be an exception.
Spock, nobody knows the rules better than you, but there has got to be an exception.
Australia seems to be an exception, however.
The method is relatively inexpensive, but it is rarely required-measures of this scale are more likely to be an exception than the rule.
Wilber does not seem to be an exception to this.
In the opinion of the BGL president, Adalbert Wandt, the loosening of these provisions is not consistent with their intention,according to which cabotage is to be an exception, not a rule.
This seems to be an exception to the failure mechanism of dispersive clays, because the method of degradation, the tunnel erosion(Figure 1) can be easily discovered on the spot, however, the type of soil in which the steady erosion can occur is difficult to"grasp".
Latest version not even going to be an exception.
Crisis distillation, which used to be an exception, is increasingly becoming a regular practice, undertaken in three out of the last five years.
However, the Sport seems to be an exception.
It is not easy to be an exception, and if the situation has made us exceptions, it must resign itself to the absurd coincidence that the same vagaries of a firing squad, reigns over our lives subjected to inhuman powers and terrible dictatorships.
The Catholic Church seems to be an exception.
So the reason why I reduced we to I, why, during the long season of hatred,I wanted to be an exception, even though it gave me no moral pleasure or satisfaction, had to do with how my own identity had been formed, an identity which in different ways was shaped by what I was not and who I was not.
The Catholic clergy appear to be an exception.
But I don't want to be an exception, or a stereotype.
While execution of the European arrest warrant constitutes the rule,refusal to execute is intended to be an exception which must be interpreted strictly.
But you, Mr. Woo, seem to be an exception to that.”.
I heard my colleague Mr Bushill-Matthews say that he always finds himself in agreement with Mrs Lynne,and that to any rule there has to be an exception, but that this time his position is completely different.
Waterkloof however seems to be an exception in this regard.
The Philippines have proved to be an exception.
To be a saint is to be an exception;
Australia, however, appears to be an exception.
The Catholic Church seems to be an exception.
It follows, first, that Article 7 must be interpreted restrictively since it offers the applicant a choice of jurisdiction and, therefore,the option to be an exception to the principle that the courts of the Member State in which the defendant is domiciled should have jurisdiction.
I understand that the precondition of the THR310 is a freshman course in composition, but the problem is that I was not a freshman here, being that I went to an art college in Nagasaki, over there the whole order and organisation is different,I would like to be an exception, therefore, I won the golden wreath of the Yamaha Theater Centre ten years ago for play writing, with my historic play titled: The Dreams of the Heroes, which shows the second world war from a Japanese perspective.
Liberia cannot be an exception to this.