Examples of using Many exceptions in English and their translations into Dutch
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In this regard my group is doubtful whether the many exceptions will not merely result in a little bit of internal market,
again there are many exceptions to this rule, especially in the hotel and catering trade.
as it would run counter to the idea of harmonisation, to which there are already too many exceptions.
16,& c., with many exceptions which allow night-work even for children 8 years old.
Of the many exceptions to the CCT, some are based on trade agreements establishing preferential finks with various States, while others are autonomous
adds many exceptions and constraints to the deadlines for implementation of the projects
in which there typically are many exceptions and a very dynamic process flow also called adaptive,
although it naturally has many exceptions, from 1967(Directive 67/458/ΕEC) to 2007, when the REACH Regulation entered into force;
excessive indulgence, too many exceptions to the commonly accepted rules
let us say a great many exceptions- and it is only subject to those exceptions that the members of the Council will be prepared to take decisions by a qualified majority.
Since all standard value added tax rates in the Member States of the European Union- there are many exceptions, not just for agricultural products
These general terms have many exceptions.
This is a general rule with many exceptions.
There are many exceptions to the rule.
You have so many exceptions in your language!
Come on, how many exceptions have I given you?
Vinick's tax plan has so many exceptions and loopholes.
DAN-I Mr. Kim makes so many exceptions for Mr. Cha.
There are too many ground rules and too many exceptions to the norms.
However, I find the fact that there are so many exceptions problematic.