Examples of using Only exceptions in English and their translations into Polish
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The only exceptions are the Toga.
Dr. Cagan and Mr. Kunz are the only exceptions I know of.
The only exceptions are Croatia and Kosovo.
In sectors such as crafts, trade, tourism and hotels,the restrictions are only exceptions.
The only exceptions are the means of transport.
To that end, Article 6(2) and(3) of that directive exhaustively andexpressly lists the only exceptions for which recourse to the negotiated procedure is allowed.
The only exceptions are Ireland and Luxembourg.
And this is a movement where-- this is started by a psychologist in Virginia, who says that you should never, ever lie, except maybe during poker and golf,his only exceptions.
The only exceptions to the periods mentioned above are where.
There is no chance of an increase,remuneration policy hopeless for manual workers, the only exceptions if you have highly placed friends, in the Nitroergu residues from the PRL.
The only exceptions are AMC Filter and NWB Wiper blades.
The introduction of mandatory labelling was examined on the basis of applying to all the industry orwith exceptions for SMEs as a whole or only exceptions for microbusinesses.
The only exceptions are citizens of the country itself, which the admission to the casino opens with 25.
In effect, virtually the entire territory of each new Member State is eligible for Article 87(3)(a) status, the only exceptions being the territory of Cyprus and the capital cities of Prague and Bratislava.
The only exceptions of farmers reporting are their strictly professional and scientific publications.
In fact, it's very similar, the only exceptions I know of are the neater installer for software and paid support.
The only exceptions are the hand guard and pistol grip, which were cast from polymer with a perforated texture.
We understand that the only exceptions to this rule are Satan himself and some who after having been clearly enlightened, will deliberately choose sin.
The only exceptions refer to cases in which one elder is being singled out for some reason 1 Timothy 5:1, 19.
Combined vaccine, the only exceptions being a higher incidence of pain and fatigue on a per dose basis after Ambirix, but not on a per subject basis.
The only exceptions granted are for emergency vehicles carrying those with life-threatening conditions and women about to give birth.
The only exceptions are cloaked combat units, which can only be made visible using certain types of units available to the races.
The only exceptions are those media that receive public funding by the state, thus no one expects to see the BBC or Channel 4 do a similar"coming out.
The only exceptions to this are SCP-1440 itself and its belongings its clothes, a sack made of unidentified material, a pack of worn playing cards, and a small glass cup.
The only exceptions to this principle should be for aid for the recruitment of disadvantaged workers or for the recruitment or employment of disabled workers.
The only exceptions to this is if the author wishes to remain anonymous or in certain cases where the author is unknown but enough information exists to show the work is truly in the public domain such as the date of creation/publication.
The only exceptions would be cases in which a Member State determined under Article 3(3) or(4) that, because the plan or programme would not be likely to have significant environmental effects, assessment was not necessary, or cases which fell within the exemptions in Article 38.
The only exceptions are Belgium(federal and regional level), Germany(certifications at a federal and regional level), Finland(certifications at the level of the accounting office) and United Kingdom certifications at national level and at project level.
The only exceptions of this rule are any cases dealt with by the Bundesanstalt für vereinigungsbedingte Sonderaufgaben in the context of its privatisation remit and other similar cases in the new Länder, involving companies emerging from a liquidation or a take-over of assets occurring up to 31 December 1999.
The only exception is that now people speak of the river in the past tense.