Sentence examples similar to It excused from from inspiring English sources

It excused plaintiffs from offering traditional evidence of reliance, so long as "a defendant is shown to have made a material public misrepresentation that, if relied on directly, would fraudulently induce an individual to misjudge the value of the stock". Levinson, 786 F.2d, at 750 (emphasis added).

Dubai World asked the court to find that it is "entitled to an order declaring that it is excused from all future performance under the joint venture agreement as a result of MGM's breaches".

New England's widest margin of victory all season was treated like a playoff game because it excused them from partaking in one.

It excuses bad behavior from itself, but expects exemplary behavior from others.

It excuses contemporary white Americans from feelings of guilt that this nation was nearly torn in half because of a debate over whether black people are human beings.

It is the Internet's widest and deepest source of products, which makes it too big to be excused from its obligations.

"No matter how old a building, it is not totally excused from complying with the A.D.A".

But it ignores the particulars -- the six runs relief pitcher Jes¿s Colome surrendered in exchange for one out, or the 13 hitters Philadelphia sent to the plate, or the decibel level of mock-cheers the 28,055 at Nationals Park aimed at the home team as it departed the field, excused from this spectacle by the third out.

Governments love growth because it excuses them from dealing with inequality.

It understands and sympathises with those ideas but it excuses itself from repeating them.

When Parliament is in session, ministers need parliamentary approval for foreign travel if it excuses them from debates.