Sentence examples for and exempting from inspiring English sources

Local community banks are already regulated and inspected fairly tightly, and exempting indirect lending is simply an artificial exemption for larger banks, which is likely to lead to more fraud and predatory lending.But Mr Konczal is more interested in the political mechanics of Mr Campbell's car-dealer exemption.

Developing countries will be able to choose between shallower cuts across the board and exempting some goods from the formula in return for deeper cuts on the rest.

Carlstadt supported his colleague Luther during the indulgence controversy, in which Luther opposed the elaborate Roman Catholic system for pardoning sinners and exempting them from purgatorial punishment.

Letting the House and the Senate control their own election rules, and exempting the parties from the Constitution's system of checks and balances, gives the parties undue influence.

He said the government had assisted the company by eliminating the carbon tax and exempting it from the renewable energy target.

Priorities include changing the open-meeting laws so that city councils can discuss security measures in secret, and exempting building blueprints from Freedom of Information Act requests.

Lawmakers and Treasury Department officials dismissed her warnings and exempted the now $700 trillion market from oversight.

But that rule covers only domestic flights and domestic airlines, and exempts foreign carriers like Virgin Atlantic.

This project was reviewed and exempted by the Institutional Review Board at the University of North Carolina.

The Institutional Review Board IRBB) of Leiden University Medical Centre, Leiden, the Netherlands reviewed the study and exempted it from IRB approval.

Dynamic trust-based evaluation [55, 56] helps to identify and exempt misbehaving nodes from using such disjoint paths.