Examples of using There are a few exceptions in English and their translations into Slovenian
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There are a few exceptions.
Most fish are cold-blooded although there are a few exceptions.
Well, there are a few exceptions.
Generally, when essences are made the physical constituents of a flower(or such)are not used(there are a few exceptions to this), only the essential energy that is found within it.
There are a few exceptions along the way.
Most vegetables are low in purines, but there are a few exceptions, including mushrooms, cauliflower, baby spinach and asparagus.
There are a few exceptions though.
(EL) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, obviously the overwhelming majority in Parliament supportsthe uprising in Egypt and that is, of course, quite right, although there are a few exceptions, as we heard just now.
Yes, there are a few exceptions to this rule;
Most of the process of creating a diagram and connecting it to external data sources is thesame for Web diagrams as for standard diagrams, but there are a few exceptions in supported data sources and diagram types.
There are a few exceptions in Hungarian.
So, please, let us just get to work, let us be coherent and read and examine the regulation referred to by MrGraefe zu Baringdorf-which I would repeat is a 2004 regulation- let us read it carefully, let us recognise that there are a few exceptions in it, but it is not a matter of do-as-you-please, because the date cannot be voluntary.
There are a few exceptions to this rule however, i. e.
There are a few exceptions, but most people can't afford them.
But there are a few exceptions; read on for more.
There are a few exceptions which are outlined in the instructions.
There are a few exceptions here, but they are unlikely to apply to you. eg.
There are a few exceptions to the early withdrawal penalty(but not ordinary income tax- you will still have to pay that).
There are a few exceptions: MEPs who held a mandate in Parliament before the 2009 elections could opt to keep the previous national system for salary, transitional allowance and pensions.
There are a few exceptions, notably portable shrines("cumdachs") for books or relics, several of which have been continuously owned, mostly by churches on the Continent- though the Monymusk Reliquary has always been in Scotland.
There are a few exceptions, notably the definition of the capacity thresholds for the activities cement and ceramics industry in Annex I which differ from those set out in Annex I of the Council Directive 96/61/EC concerning integrated pollution prevention and control(“IPPC Directive”) and are necessary for compliance with the provisions of the Protocol.
There are just a few exceptions.
There are simply a few exceptions.
I guess there's a few exceptions.
None of this is particularly shocking, there are however a few interesting exceptions on the list that are worth a deeper look.