Sentence examples for any exemption for from inspiring English sources

The health care law does not displace the antitrust laws or provide any exemption for the new entities.

In a statement, she said any exemption for new contracts that might save taxpayer funding is "an enormous loophole" that shouldn't be permitted.

Nor can it be said that 21 U.S.C. 198(a), 21 U.S.C.A. § 198(a), creates any exemption for federal officers from the stand ards otherwise imposed on them.

Dr Alexey Muraviev, a national security expert at Curtin University, argued against any exemption for Australians who join Kurdish militias, describing any person who fights for a non-state organisation as a vigilante.

The government has previously stated that the Female Genital Mutilation Act 2003 does not contain any exemption for cosmetic surgery, and it had no plans to amend the act.

Most notably absent is any exemption for devices used in research of the data-scrambling, or encryption, technology used to protect the privacy of E-mail and other computer communication.

The ordinance includes an exemption for "any person, group, or organization" that "slaughters or processes for sale, small numbers of hogs and/or cattle per week in accordance with an exemption provided by state law". See Fla.Stat.

Noting that FARA includes an exemption for "any news or press service," executives of RT and Sputnik claim that they are legitimate news outlets no different than the BBC or Germany's Deutsche Welle, neither of which is subject to FARA, and that targeting Russian outlets unfairly singles out unpopular "speech" for government opprobrium.

Mr. Forbes, chairman and editor in chief of Forbes Media, would not say whether there would be any exemptions for things like mortgage interest or charitable contributions.

He said the government had offered no consultation and refused to confirm any exemptions for families with young children or those with long-term disabilities.

The government has thus far refused to confirm any exemptions (for the long-term disabled, say, or families with small children).