Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Exception must in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Any exception must be strictly defined by law.
Every member of the Club, without exception, must currently own a Jeep 2.
An exception must be made for developing countries.
family life and correspondence- any exception must remain within the rules established by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
The Italian exception must not become the European rule.
An exception must be made for the aspects touching on conditions of employ ment:
All citizens without exception must be able to access eGovernment services.
This exception must therefore be interpreted within certain limitations.
Every member of Christ, without an exception, must be a responsible, intelligent, functioning member,
This exception must be approved in advance by the cognizant VP.
all poker players without exception must use software to help
This exception must not only remain intact but it must be enforced.
The removed exception must be mentioned in the location's History section.
However, this exception must be strictly drawn in order to avoid effectively undermining the opt-in regime.
In any case, an exception must be made for persons who, like the applicant,
However, one exception must be made: the bans on advertising applicable to specific goods and/or services, particularly tobacco products and alcoholic beverages.
Any such exception must still be objectively
Exceptions must be approved by the Ethics& Compliance Office.
Exceptions must be expressly agreed in writing with us. 2.
Any exceptions must be narrowly defined.
Those exceptions must be interpreted strictly,
The rule of lowering the levels of nitrosamines must be maintained and exceptions must be permitted only when the traditional products are adequately specified and identified.
Exceptions must be provided for in the case of certain credit institutions to which this Directive cannot apply.
We know that there is an exception to every rule, but exceptions must remain just that and nothing more.
The promise of a better life for all without exceptions must always be at the heart of the European project.
These exceptions must be very tightly drawn in order not to weaken the general principle of access and to enable the
However, exceptions must remain possible, for instance,
that safeguards are sufficiently guaranteed- this is too general, exceptions must be spelled out.
access to environmental information; these exceptions must be expressly clarified anyway in accordance with the requirements of the Århus Convention.
All the exceptions must comply with the three step test which imply that exemptions must only apply in certain special cases(1)