Examples of using Except in certain cases in English and their translations into French
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account closing fees(except in certain cases) and unrealized returns.
Decide, except in certain cases, to leave the institution if they so wish.
Except in certain cases, this ceremony shall be performed with the riders on their horses.
The United States had accepted the fact that, except in certain cases, gratis personnel would be phased out.
While its recommendations are not, except in certain cases, binding, the Crown will consider the Tribunal's recommendations.
Marriage and that union is forever, except in certain cases where the Church has the authority to act.
subject to the new rules except in certain cases.
Transporting a child under ten years of age in the front seat of a motorised vehicle is prohibited, except in certain cases.
no costs are incurred by the victim except in certain cases resulting from the victim's choice.
existing stationary sources will have to apply the same emission limit values as new sources, except in certain cases.
Luxembourg's Constitution did not guarantee equality between the sexes, and except in certain cases domestic legislation had not yet incorporated the terms of the Convention.
The persons with mental problem can cancel their treatments upon their request, except in certain cases considered necessary to continue treatments by medical doctors art. 26.
No employing organization may employ foreign workers unless they have a level of qualification at least equivalent to technician, except in certain cases.
use of force was prohibited as a means of diplomatic protection, except in certain cases listed by the Special Rapporteur.
assigned or seized except in certain cases permitted by law.
In reply to the question concerning extradition, he said that as a rule Hungarians could not be extradited to a third country, except in certain cases, such as war crimes
This matter is expounded in Rule for Court-Martial 302, Manual for Courts-Martial(1984). This rule details that warrants are not required for apprehension(except in certain cases involving private dwellings) and that reasonable force
3.1 and 3.2), except in certain cases paras. 3.4 and 3.5.