Examples of using To be the exception in English and their translations into Spanish
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But we seem to be the exception.
At first glance,Kirssy Martinez might appear to be the exception.
I want to be the exception of all your rules.
Objection I don't want to be the exception.
This appears to be the exception rather than the rule and can thus not be considered as the beginning of a positive trend.
Objection I don't want to be the exception.
Peru has proved to be the exception, with internal violence and extreme economic difficulties having caused internal and external population movements.
Tribal-style tattoos tend to be the exception.[1].
In the absence of such authority, the judiciary may defi ne its authority in rulings and opinions,such a situation tends to be the exception.
He's not going to be the exception,” she told EGP.
But a duration of one year appears to be the exception.
However, this tends to be the exception rather than the rule.
African leaders do not want Africa to be the exception.
But this would tend to be the exception rather than the rule.
And see what it's about Objection I don't want to be the exception.
Butter, however, seems to be the exception to that rule.
In 1990 the 10% of doubled stars in the universe where thought to be the exception.
However, we want these times to be the exception rather than the rule.
Well then, he would seem to be the exception to the rule that authority corrupts.
While cases of persons trafficked for the purpose of organ removal appear to be the exception, some have been reported.
Mexico will continue to be the exception to the rule, while it remains in secrecy.”.
Some infringements are reported, butthey would appear to be the exception rather than the rule.
Palestine cannot continue to be the exception to all such international rules, principles and standards.
Unfortunately, such a conservative approach appears to be the exception rather than the norm.
Puerto Rico should not continue to be the exception to the self-determination and independence of the people of the Caribbean.
But I always expected myself to be the exception to that rule.
However, this seems to be the exception, rather than the rule, as in both Wallachia and Moldavia the state religion was Eastern Orthodox.
And Alfredo Velázquez isn't going to be the exception to the rule.
Therefore the permanent withholding of the author's identity would need to be the exception, and this issue might be left out of the rules of procedure.