Sentence examples for * exempted in from inspiring English sources

But Robbins said that would not be the base as the "financial sphere" was exempted in the decision.

The best we can expect is an announcement in a few days that scientists are to be exempted in some way from the proposed anti-lobbying clause.

It was so advanced that BP and other big oil companies were exempted in 2008 from filing a plan on how they would clean up a major spill.

Search engines would be exempted in UK law from any liability for copyright infringement, under a remarkable amendment (292) proposed to the Digital Economy Bill.

The commission should now consider what interim measures can be taken to reduce the burden on businesses that in all likelihood will be exempted in future".

While the data privacy officer himself is on the list of persons exempted in the national security law, his office is still on the list of those whom the Prime Minister can put under surveillance.

"Our recommendation was for venues of up to 200 people to be exempted and in our view the evidence for the exemption is clear and should be acted upon immediately".

Medical malpractice in obstetrics and gynecology is a huge problem, but they exempted doctors in HB1130.

The rule would also have exempted projects in which replacement costs were less than 20percentt of the plant's value.

Finally, Senator Hart recommended continuing the policy of pan-Americanism, which had long exempted countries in the Western Hemisphere from quota restrictions.

While England has exempted charges in some areas, it has raised the the basic levy by 20p to £8.05 and has no current plans to get rid of the charge completely.