Sentence examples for an exemption being from inspiring English sources

The owners of Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood say that RFRA entitles them to an exemption: being compelled to pay for the contraceptives in question substantially burdens their religious exercise, while the fact that the government has already exempted religious organisations from the requirement shows it cannot be the least restrictive means of achieving a compelling state interest.

But an exemption was included in the Senate bill that essentially exempts manufacturers of goods that use hedges on such things as commodities, currencies and interest rates.

No formal request for an exemption was ever filed.

The test is whether an exemption is burden-shifting, not whether its source is religious.

"Is that really a religion?" One of the toughest places to get an exemption is New York City.

When gambling on amateur sporting events was banned by a 1992 federal law, an exemption was given to Nevada.

If an exemption is claimed, he said, the co-op should have its lawyer determine its validity.

But if a golfer on the PGA or L.P.G.A. Tours can prove a documented medical condition that requires the use of a prohibited substance, an exemption is granted.

However, when it was noted that American Traffic Solutions, the operator of the city's red-light camera system, was based in Scottsdale, an exemption was given.

But sometimes, when an exemption is not granted, bars allow their revelers to light up anyway, hoping that no one will notice.

Representatives of environmental organizations were skeptical of the idea that environmental laws were inhibiting the military from accomplishing its goals and said such an exemption was unnecessary.