Sentence examples similar to a exemption from from inspiring English sources

Newlywed and expecting, Big Greg was eligible for a Class 3-A exemption from the draft, because of the hardship military service would pose to his wife and child.

Can Chik-fil-A claim an exemption from employment discrimination laws and fire LGBT employees?

This June the Supreme Court will decide whether a corporation can claim an exemption from a federal law on religious grounds.

Seventeen years ago, a Chicago police officer named Angelo Rodriguez sought an exemption from an assignment to guard an abortion clinic in his precinct.

In order to marry on Sunday, couples will need an exemption from a state law that requires a 24-hour waiting period.

Similarly, allowing private discrimination against gay couples is not an exemption from a new rule of full equality; it is a compromise that allows inequality to persist.

"For a lot of guys, seducing and having sex with a woman symbolizes an exemption from process," he said.

Exemptions that arguably do not shift burdens or risks — like an exemption from a ban against religious garb — are more likely to be allowed.

But to help it to do so, Ambani enjoyed an exemption from a law that all crude imports had to go through state-owned Indian Oil.

To ensure that it did, Ambani insisted on an exemption from a law that all crude imports had to go through state-owned Indian Oil.

That Catholic charity has refused to complete the paperwork necessary to obtain an exemption from a federal requirement that large employers include contraception in their health insurance plans.