Examples of using To make exceptions in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I can't afford to make exceptions.
Harbor is known to make exceptions for students with troubled backgrounds but who show extraordinary promise.
I'm always willing to make exceptions.
It is quite correct to make exceptions for some sectors, but so far no one knows which sectors are concerned.
I don't have the authority to make exceptions.
It's impossible to make exceptions to save human lives.
I also don't believe in showing up on someone's doorstep uninvited but for $500, two day minimum,you learn to make exceptions.
We may be willing to make exceptions to God's commands, but God is not.
But the interest of the Church often rendered it necessary to make exceptions, as happened in the case of St. Chrysostom.
I might have been willing to make exceptions for holidays, birthdays, health emergencies of immediate family members, but I don't believe any of those scenarios apply.
As for the Supreme Laico Kiko who do not“scomoderà” to make exceptions to reply to a priest, is ancient history.
Our duty is not to make exceptions for some countries: our duty will be to apply the rules to small and large countries alike, for the Commission's duty is to be the guardian of the interests of all the European peoples and countries.
Little things count,so I don't like to make exceptions just because I don't feel like it.
The rapporteur would now like to make exceptions for cases where seat reservations are compulsory, which I can understand, but also for the purpose of combating fraud.
I am glad that with the Lisbon Treaty, there will be a greater margin to allow us to derogate, to make exceptions or to interpret laws with the specific needs of sport in mind.
As regards environmental issues, we have even gone so far as deciding to make exceptions for certain EBRD measures and certain aid measures intended to relieve tragic situations outside the Union as well as within, authorising EIB investments in Saint Petersburg and Kaliningrad, precisely in an attempt to make environmental issues a top priority.
I am of the opinion that sufficient flexibility has now been built in. It is therefore not necessary to make exceptions for airports that pursue a strict policy in the field of noise charges.
Intolerance can be combated only by refusing to compromise or to make exceptions and we would therefore like to ask that the words"fight against totalitarianism” are amended to"fight against all state regimes which have brought about the suppression of human dignity, freedom and the uniqueness of every individual”.
Sky crashed their systems in such a way that there is no way to make exceptions, can only write with the decoder Slim who's with a package of 2013.
Member nations are often allowed, oreven encouraged, to make exceptions that would protect fans(and other users or follow-on creators), but they're never required to. .
We believe that the machines for which the proposals seek to make exceptions are a group of extremely dirty machines which have a major impact on the health of users.
This also includes learning to trust some people in your personal life who will be ready to make exceptions for your less desirable moments to help you grow beyond the suspicions into having a more trusting mindset.
While Christ gave to the Church andthen to the moral from it taught- with all due respect to Grillo- to make exceptions to the prohibition of adultery and divorce, He has granted to the Church, through St. Paul, the faculty, in certain cases, to dissolve the marriage bond.
In order, however, that environmental legislation should not produce distortions in competition which are not justified interms of environmental policy, we want to make exceptions possible for small manufacturers producing 25 000 units per annum, and we also want certain products, the SH2 and SH3 machines, to be subject to transitional rules for a period of five years, for example certain chain saws used high up in trees or certain two-stroke motors that drive drills.
Judson said it was"probably a good rule, butour minds should not be closed" to making exceptions.
We do not make exceptions to the law out here.