Sentence examples for Exempt from difficulties from inspiring English sources

It is a gradual process and is not exempt from difficulties, but it will surely set a challenge in the way information is handled in health care.

Railway is envisaged as the transportation mode of the future, but in spite of its advantages, its development is not exempt from technical difficulties that lead to track deterioration.

Yet, detecting ASD at a very early age is not exempt from considerable difficulties, since it may be difficult to differentiate ASD from other developmental disorders [ 82], or even to differentiate ASD from typical development [ 83].

He also told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show that Trident should not be "exempt" from the nation's financial difficulties.

However, EAs are not exempt from their own share of algorithmic difficulties.

Our study partially controlled for these confounders but we cannot exclude that additional confounding was present, moreover, patients exempt from payment could owe that status to the presence of a chronic disease, and not socio-economic difficulties.

Mr. Karadzic, by insisting that he is exempt from legal proceedings, has now forced the war crimes tribunal to deal with his allegations, illustrating the difficulty of both administering international justice and conducting diplomacy.

Exempt from inheritance tax.

Illinois is exempt from the Compact.

(Women are exempt from the draft).

These countries are now exempt from sanctions.