Special Exceptions definition

Special Exceptions means the specific term(s) set forth or described in the applicable Term Sheet identified by a Bidder to which such Bidder takes exception and provides a reasonably complete and detailed explanation of Bidder’s position in the “Special Considerations” section of its proposal.

Special Exceptions. The Company shall not be liable in respect of:-

Special Exceptions. Physical Education teachers can wear appropriate athletic attire necessary to meet job requirements (PE Teachers must follow standard of dress on all other occasions when not instructing class). On designated days or activities, designed spirit wear pull over hoodies can be worn. Special clothing may be worn due to medical or maternity reasons, with prior approval of the building principal.

Examples of Special Exceptions in a sentence

• Special Exceptions to NSF’s Deadline Date Policy In the event of a natural or anthropogenic disaster, or when NSF is closed due to inclement weather or other reason that interferes with an organization’s ability to meet a proposal submission deadline, NSF has developed the following guidelines for use by impacted organizations.

• Entrustment of the mortgage loans will be perfected as against any third party pursuant to the Law Regarding Special Exceptions to the Civil Code with Respect to Perfection Requirements for Assignment of Movables and Claims.

• Except as otherwise indicated, modifications of a numerical, locational or dimensional limitation requires a variance under Chapter 1445 - Variances, Special Exceptions and Conditional Uses.

• Special Exceptions to NSF’s Deadline Date Policy In the occurrence of a natural or anthropogenic event, or when NSF is closed due to inclement weather or other reason that interferes with an organization’s ability to meet a proposal submission deadline, NSF has developed the following guidelines for use by impacted organizations.

• Conditional Uses shall comply with §14-16-4-2 Special Exceptions in the Comprehensive City Zoning Code.

More Definitions of Special Exceptions

Special Exceptions. Under certain circumstances, an IRB may approve a consent procedure which differs from some of the elements of informed consent set forth above. Before doing so, however, the IRB must make findings regarding the research justification for different procedures (i.e. a waiver of some of the informed consent requirements must be necessary for the research is to be “practicably carried out.”) The IRB must also find that the research involves “no more than minimal risk to the subjects.” Other requirements are found at 45 C.F.R. §46.116.

Special Exceptions. The Company shall not be liable under this section or policy for:

Special Exceptions. The company shall not be liable for: -

Special Exceptions. The mortgage, if any, referred to in Item 4 of Schedule A., if this schedule is attached to an Owner's Policy.

Special Exceptions. The mortgage, if any, referred to in Item 4 of Schedule A.

Special Exceptions means a use that would not be appropriate generally or without restriction throughout the zoning division or district but which, if controlled as to number, area, location or relation to the neighborhood, would promote the public health, safety, welfare, morals, order, comfort, convenience, appearance, prosperity or general welfare. Such uses may be permitted in such zoning division or district as special exceptions, if specific provisions for such special exceptions is authorized by the Board of Zoning Appeals.

Special Exceptions set forth in Schedule B - Section 2 of the Leasehold Commitment as Numbers 1, 3 through 9 inclusive, 12 and 13 (provided further that the Title Insurer delivers the endorsements annexed to the appropriate Pro Forma Policies); and (f) 1996 real estate taxes. All other exceptions to title shall be referred to as "Unpermitted Exceptions". On the Closing Date, Seller shall cause the Title Insurer to deliver to Purchaser the Title Policies in conformance with the Title Commitments substantially in the forms attached to the Agreement as Exhibits E and F with the amount of insurance filled in as provided by Purchaser not to exceed the Purchase Price in the aggregate (the "Pro Forma Policies") and all endorsements currently attached to the Pro Forma Policies (collectively, the "Endorsements") which shall insure (i) in the case of the Fee Parcel and the Improvements thereon, marketable fee simple, indefeasible title to the Property in the name of Purchaser as legal owner, and (ii) in the case of the Ground Lease Parcel and the Improvements thereon, marketable title to the leasehold estate created by the Ground Lease in the name of Purchaser as lessee under the Ground Lease, subject only to the Permitted Exceptions and any Unpermitted Exceptions accepted by Purchaser in accordance herewith. Seller shall pay for the costs of the Title Commitments and the basic premium of the Title Policies, but excluding the cost of all endorsements to, or extended coverage on, the Title Policies. Purchaser shall pay for the cost of the Endorsements including, without limitation, extended coverage and the cost of any other endorsement requested by Purchaser (provided that except as otherwise set forth in this Paragraph 3 or in Paragraph 5, the transaction set forth herein is not contingent upon Purchaser receiving any endorsements to the Title Policies other than the Endorsements).