I'll make an exception for the text of this post.
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Make an exception for the new home secretary, Sajid Javid.
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I&aposd make an exception for anyone who needed an exception.
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But some futurists say they should make an exception for space travel.
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The language does not make an exception for profits unrelated to office.
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"I am electing not to make an exception for myself," Haspel replied.
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Make an exception for the Brazilian designer Vanda Jacintho's fabulously bold jewelry.
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Unfortunately I use Firefox, but I can make an exception for this.
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Only in Europe the company will make an exception for the antibiotic Colistin.
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But the odds are good that she will make an exception for you.
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" The policy does, however, make an exception for some "professional political satirists and humorists.
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Telling children to make an exception for the police could be confusing, she said.
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In an ideal world, your neighbor would make an exception for this one night.
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Surely, they said, I could make an exception for polls, or at least polling averages?
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Only in Europe the company will make an exception for Colistin, a last resort antibiotic.
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Even politicians who rail against immigration tend to make an exception for seasonal farm workers.
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WTO rules bar countries from slapping tariffs on randomly, but make an exception for national security.
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I usually try to avoid drinking during the week, but I make an exception for this.
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That rule is in place year-round, but many stores make an exception for Black Friday.
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"If they make an exception for me, they have to make exceptions for others now," she says.
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Ban Muslims from entering but make an exception for friends and Muslims serving in the US military.
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And the bill that Daugaard signed into law doesn't make an exception for rape victims or cases of incest.
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But I make an exception for small single-aisle jets, which I very much dig, like the Boeing 717.
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The duchess and her sister-in-law Kate Middleton are particularly known to make an exception for young children.
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The club resolved to make an exception for Kahn, according to Mr. Hodges and Ms. Zimmerman, but he refused.
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The teacher took students starting at around age 7 but agreed to make an exception for Rogers, she said.
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Although I'm typically a vegetarian, I make an exception for these kinds of recipes, especially since we're creating a cookbook.
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However she revealed that the one Giant her father could make an exception for was in fact Frank Gifford himself.
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Usually firefighters are more in the cat-saving game, but it seems they can make an exception for good dogs.
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They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but we think you can make an exception for your wedding.
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While the seven-year rule exists for a good reason, it makes sense to make an exception for General Mattis.
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The law would make an exception for procedures that were necessary to prevent death or serious risk to the woman.
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The party's leadership insists that they will not make an exception for the Brexit vote in London in the coming weeks.
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But a subset of vegetarians will make an exception for fish — perhaps because they might think of fish as "lesser" creatures.
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Rip City waits for no man, but it might make an exception for one whose swim trunks match the Adriatic Sea!
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While we normally reserve our new music sweeps for Fridays, we'll make an exception for N.E.R.D's new beat — "Lemon" — featuring Rihanna.
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If you chose to make an exception for a particular patient, you had to justify the choice with an adequate excuse.
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The government said it would only make an exception for flights to repatriate Dutch people from Spain and for medical staff.
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It will buy only plug-in electric or hybrid sedans, although California would make an exception for certain public safety vehicles.
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It may not be that specific time of year where we give thanks for turkey but we'll make an exception for this.
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Trump, who earlier proposed a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States, suggested Monday he would make an "exception" for Khan.
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But the author would be willing to make an exception for one person in particular: "Ina Garten…if she would have me."
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Typically Cramer always tells investors to sell when there is an accounting irregularity, but he said to make an exception for Caterpillar.
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I'll make an exception for this movie, though, because everybody in it is — from the gospel powerhouse (and seasoned ham) the Rev.
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So why do national lawmakers — including supposedly progressive Democrats — want to make an exception for those who support equal rights for Palestinians?
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Since iOS 12, it's been easy to make an exception for a group of contacts on the Do Not Disturb settings screens.
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I typically avoid bright lipsticks, but I'm willing to make an exception for Rêver, an orangey-red liquid lipstick with a satin finish.
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While it usually doesn't allow visitors, the institute decided to make an exception for me—one of the perks of being a reporter.
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But Trump suggested in an interview with the New York Times this week that he could make an exception for Khan and others.
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But she said she might make an exception for the chance to include an emoji of her 9-year-old yellow lab, Lawson.
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Eventually, my effort at the office got me so sick that my boss had to make an exception for me and send me home.
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Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential candidate, said he would make an "exception" for the mayor to his proposed ban on Muslims entering America.
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ABEAR is hoping to convince Brazil to reverse its decision or make an exception for aircraft leases, which have been tax exempt since 1996.
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The executive order might make an exception for "religious minorities" who are persecuted in their home countries — presumably intended for Christians in the Middle East.
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We're already experiencing a little bit of social media fatigue when it comes to the Unicorn Frappuccino, but we'll make an exception for this post.
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Though it feels like we're on the verge of over-saturation, we'll make an exception for the latest fad, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde hair.
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The blog What's Gaby Cooking said: "I don't buy produce at TJ's but I make an exception for 2 things ... one of which is avocados."
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GL: We don't want pre-med, but we make an exception for nursing students, and about 70 percent of med students around the country are members.
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The college sports governing body is notoriously awful when it comes to athletes earning money for their skillset, but decided to make an exception for Olympians.
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"It's hard not to vote for that because you would have to really make an exception for what you think is really exceptional management," said Muoio.
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If you don't think you can stomach another onscreen portrayal of racism, discrimination, and intolerance, I beseech you to make an exception for Peter Farrelly's Green Book.
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He added that although the Steelers still would prefer not to face Brown twice in the regular season, Pittsburgh might make an exception for the right price.
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Batchelor, normally a stickler about his athletes committing 100 percent to their training, was happy to make an exception for Beisel at this stage in her career.
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"I hope they grow up and have much more of her than me," shared Baldoni, 35, adding that he'll make an exception for one particular quality of his.
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Especially influential was an editorial in the Daily Mail, the loudest anti-immigration voice on Fleet Street, urging the government to make an exception for unaccompanied refugee children.
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Anyone who has a problem with this should come speak to me personally; I may make an exception for someone with a professionally diagnosed anxiety disorder or something.
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Even as public health officials close down restaurants and bars for fear of spreading the novel coronavirus, truckers are hoping states make an exception for their travel centers.
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While I'm no stranger to going bare-faced between the sheets, I might make an exception for these two sultry options and wear 'em as my new nighttime lingerie.
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U+1F986 DUCK I know I said I'm not a fan of animal emoji, but I'll make an exception for birds, Motherboard's preferred animal, starting with this cute duck.
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But they'd surely make an exception for this life-size 32-inch tall Yoda figure from Sideshow Collectibles, even if they had to sell their lightsabers to afford one.
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Though I typically avoid wearing leggings to anything but workout classes, the lichen green is so beautiful and the material so comfortable I'll make an exception for this pair.
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Caddie Dean Herden, who carries the bag for Ko, told Reuters it was "absolutely ridiculous" the Korean Tour does not make an exception for players given invitations to majors.
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An amendment to the bill would make an exception for "unintended" death if the doctor makes "reasonable medical efforts" to save the life of both the mother and child.
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That means the right thing to do is simple: The DNC should either make an exception for Bloomberg, or remove the donor thresholds for future debates so that he qualifies.
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Additionally, the Church Of England looked down on divorce, and Queen Elizabeth, though the head of the church, couldn't make an exception for her sister, or so The Crown said.
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I would make an exception for queer couples and families — there could be a lot going on there that I don't have time to unpack in a top 10 list.
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The new rules make an exception for some types of content such as parodies, reviews and memes, but critics say the wording is not specific enough to set effective boundaries.
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While you won't normally find me sweating through billowy Coachella garb on some lawn in the middle of nowhere, you're right to assume I'd make an exception for the right headliner.
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She rarely gives print interviews, and didn't make an exception for the September issue of Vogue, as the typical cover star profile was replaced by an essay on her star quality.
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Kathleen H. Hicks, with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told the hearing that it was appropriate to make an exception for General Mattis, and praised his character and expertise.
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Newly-elected London Mayor Sadiq Khan described them as "ignorant" and brushed off the candidate's fresher comments that he would make an exception for Khan and allow him to enter the country.
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Their last chance to participate in the games, however, is now a letter from the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who asked the Olympic Committee to make an exception for Farhang and Husaini.
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Despite never having played in the NFL or serving in the armed forces, Hipple was willing to make an exception for Kemp, whose struggles otherwise mirrored those who visit After The Impact.
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Progressives were not nearly as blind to the problematic aspects of claiming an identity with flimsy support when it came to Rachel Dolezal so why should we make an exception for Warren.
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I mean, yes, I am, too, but let's all make an exception for this new series, a Winona Ryder vehicle that's an homage to the spooky kid film classics of the 1980s.
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Kathleen H. Hicks, an expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, also said that it was appropriate to make an exception for Mr. Mattis and praised his character and expertise.
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While I wasn't a huge fan of the scent and taste myself — I don't personally like watermelon-flavored anything — I'd make an exception for this, which tastes a lot like a Jolly Rancher.
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The United States will not make an exception for American companies, including oil major Exxon Mobil Corp, seeking to drill in areas prohibited by U.S. sanctions on Russia, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says.
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While Malia, now 20, and her sister Sasha, now 17, weren't permitted to travel in vehicles with anyone who wasn't in the Secret Service, her parents decided to make an "exception" for prom night.
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"I fear that the government is seeking to make an exception for rights under the charter because the government is suspicious of the very concept of fundamental rights," he told the House of Lords.
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"There is no reason why we should make an exception for Maria Sharapova, there is no reason why we should announce a wild card before the others," French tennis federation president Bernard Giudicell said.
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Earlier this week, former General Motors CEO Daniel Akerson made a splash with an op-ed saying he'd voted for every Republican presidential candidate in his lifetime but would make an exception for Trump.
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Because the law does not explicitly make an exception for minors, the court found that the law's authors must have intentionally omitted such language so as to allow the state to prosecute minors like Gray.
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Privacy and consumer groups said in a Wednesday letter to Wheeler that the commission shouldn't make an exception for data that has been stripped of information that could identify the customer to whom it belongs.
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Click here to view original GIFEven if you're adamantly against putting a case on your phone, you might make an exception for the FlexCase being developed by the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria and Microsoft.
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Garrett Graff, the attorney representing the hemp industry in the case, told me that the court opinion did make an exception for Farm Bill hemp, and that it was "not subject to DEA authority," he said.
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At the time, Mr. Trump's proposed Muslim ban applied to all Muslims from all countries who were not American citizens, but Mr. Trump said he welcomed Mr. Khan's election and would make an exception for him.
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The CIA-backed data and intelligence firm Palantir doesn't work with political campaigns, but its CEO would "make an exception" for Hillary Clinton, according to an email from billionaire media magnate Haim Saban released by Wikileaks today.
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This article originally appeared on VICE US I hate spoilers, but I'll make an exception for spoilers that spoil a really shitty part of a movie, which I believe actually improve a moviegoing experience by lowering expectations.
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While it seems that the school would make an exception for someone who had no choice but to be absent because of a medical condition, the school's headteacher Colin Richardson actually defended their decision, according to Liverpool Echo.
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WASHINGTON/LONDON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who has called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States, suggested he would make an exception for London's newly elected Muslim mayor, the New York Times reported.
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But even I, the Oscar the Grouch of club culture content, can make an exception for "Smooth," which is a song that—like my mother's bacon-wrapped, cheese-stuffed chicken breast dinners—is somehow endlessly compelling and utterly atrocious.
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Even though Hudson usually dates musicians (she was previously married to Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes and engaged to Matthew Bellamy of Muse), I think she could make an exception for the newly single and ruggedly handsome Pitt.
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The governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, recently refused to sign a pioneering bill that would have prohibited any child marriage, saying the law should make an exception for judges to approve marriages for 16- and 17-year-olds.
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She said she responded by saying that the church's canon law is universal, so why make an exception for child sexual abuse: "Safety of children should be the same, whether it's in Africa, Asia or Latin America," she added.
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More basic things like boosting the morale of the troops by broadcasting the NFL playoffs have also been affected — although the Pentagon on Sunday decided to rely on previously dispersed funds to make an exception for the football games.
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WASHINGTON/SPRING, Tx. (Reuters) - The United States will not make an exception for American companies, including oil major Exxon Mobil Corp, seeking to drill in areas prohibited by U.S. sanctions on Russia, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday.
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We got the UFC light heavyweight champ on the "TMZ Sports" TV show ... and asked if there was any way he'd make an exception for his hated rival -- who could be on the shelf past then 'cause of his steroid suspension.
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If summer for you means paring down your makeup routine until it's nothing but sunscreen, tinted lip balm, and maybe some mascara, then we're going to take a wild guess and say you'll also make an exception for cream blush.
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Both of these festivals require their artists to abstain from playing shows in Chicago within a few months of the festival, a practice known in the industry as a radius clause — though we'd imagine they'd make an exception for Swift.
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Even parents with strict no-screen policies make an exception for video chat, said the developmental psychologist Elisabeth McClure, who led one of the few studies to date, surveying 183 parents of infants and toddlers in the Washington, D.C., area.
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My one complaint is that they're so soft and stretchy, they almost veer into jeggings territory, and after the great jeggings craze of 2007, I promised myself I would never go in that direction again; however, I'd make an exception for these.
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Jobs, a fan of Sony's, had famously been opposed to Macintosh clones, shutting down a clone program that had harmed Apple's bottom line, but was apparently willing to make an exception for Sony, whose VAIO line was well-regarded at the time.
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Not sure what vegans would actually eat if they couldn't indulge in the above items—but maybe if they make an exception for a few pints of Millennial Stout, they'll forget all about the rules and go crazy on some fruit salad.
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Donald Trump, the likely Republican nominee in the US election later this year, has said that he would make an "exception" for new Mayor of London Sadiq Khan regarding his proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the US, according to the BBC.
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The law was drawn up by the right-of-center Danish Liberal Party; in the assets it allows police to seize, it does make an exception for items such as wedding rings and family keepsakes — though gold bullion would be eligible for seizure.
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I do make an exception for people who are genuinely interested in the novel qualities of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies, like the ability to hold money on a shared ledger, rather than in a bank, and to send money without going through intermediaries.
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Others have brought up the fact that Alabama's bill does not make an exception for pregnancies by rape or incest, which means that a woman raped at any age, even a 12-year-old girl, would be forced to carry to term regardless of the circumstances.
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But as he told Jimmy Kimmel in his interview on the late night talk show, while most of the time he insists on only wearing his own designs, every now and then this Texas boy will make an exception for a cowboy hat and a good pair of blue jeans.
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"I don't agree with everything he has said and done," says Thiel about Trump, which is a trick that he and others use to make an exception for a string of really appalling insults and denigrations of a range of people from Mexicans to the handicapped to Muslims to women of all shapes and sizes.
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Some nuns and priests who treated AIDS patients, and even the South African Bishops Conference, publicly said that the church should make an exception for married couples to use condoms when one partner tested positive for H.I.V. Then in 2010, Pope Benedict XVI was quoted in a book saying that in some exceptional cases, when the motivation is to prevent disease rather than pregnancy, using a condom could be a "first step" towards moral responsibility.
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But she opened a door to discussions on the framework of the free movement of people, in a potentially significant development for Britain, where controlling immigration was a major issue for many of the 52 percent of Britons who backed leaving the EU. "Were we to make an exception for the free movement of people with Britain, this would mean we would endanger principles of the whole internal market in the European Union, because everyone else will then want these exceptions," Merkel told a meeting of Germany's BDA employers association.
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