Examples of using To make an exception in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Sometimes you might want to make an exception and allow for someone to connect to your computer.
I'm not asking you to make an exception. I'm asking you to do your job, which is different, but I thank you for it anyway.
I'm willing to make an exception in your case… if you will cut loose Meat-Boy over here and let me buy you a drink.
I'm willing to make an exception in your case… and let me buy you a drink. if you'll cut loose Meat-Boy over here.
But considering your reputation in the community and your loyal patronage, I'm going to make an exception. Just this once.
In exceptional cases, there may, however, be reasons to make an exception to this main rule.
I never forget a face, but in your case I will be glad to make an exception.
The Norwegian Petroleum Directorate in Stavanger noted the great interest in Ormen Lange from the press, and decided to make an exception to usual practice and send out a
The reservations manager went out of her way to make an exception to the'no refund' policy
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Microsoft has decided to make an exception for this vulnerability.
Microsoft has decided to make an exception for this vulnerability.
Microsoft has decided to make an exception for this vulnerability.
Microsoft has decided to make an exception for this vulnerability.
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not the National Executive finds reason to make an exception.
The Act relating to Universities and University Colleges Section 3-9 fourth paragraph authorises the Board of NHH to make an exception from the ordinary three-week deadline for announcing grades in three types of cases.
I'm going to have to make an exception.