Examples of using Any exceptions in English and their translations into Portuguese
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adoption of EU legislation, and whether there shall be any exceptions.
click the Next button without checking any exceptions.
The reader skeptic who read the fascinating book will be able to sigh with relief- laws do not make history for Jews of any exceptions.
do not admit any exceptions.
ensuring that any exceptions to the right of access are interpreted narrowly
CWT may report on the compliance of the travelers with the travel policy of the Client and identify any exceptions to the compliance.
CWT may report on the compliance of the travelers with the travel policy of the Client and identify any exceptions to the compliance.
consists of rejecting any exceptions when it comes to the dignity of the human being,
select any exceptions you would like to apply to this rule,
It is also vital that this equality is recognised from day one and that any exceptions to this principle can only be agreed by the social partners,
I am sure that good transport-policy sense will rule out any exceptions, as the shift in the volume of freight transport to lorries weighing under 12 tonnes in Germany has now resulted in an artificial increase in traffic volume there.
The films that came after, with hardly any exceptions, were low budget affairs that managed to achieve the impact of much higher budget rivals:
Without prejudice to any exceptions provided for in the specific directives,
to check for any exceptions to the right of withdrawal.
this is good enough for a first sweep through the application as all we're doing is going through each page to see if any exceptions are raised.
In this context it should be recalled that any exceptions to the Treaty rights of the free movement of capital
our wretched fellow human beings, they must, without any exceptions or loopholes in the law,
by refusing on principle to allow any exceptions, i.e., instances of inconstancy,
they also make clear that not seeking protection will be the exception rather than the rule, and any exceptions must be considered by its intellectual property committee.
In general, the Directive is based on the principle that any exceptions to the gen eral rules must be warranted by problems specif ic to a Member State