Sentence examples for apparent exemption from inspiring English sources

With that in mind, I thought I'd ask some people I bumped into in the street whether they feel safe around police and their apparent exemption from the law.      .

A sudden spate of apparent bedroom tax concessions exemptions and u-turns: not just for the parents of young armed forces personnel, and for foster carers, but also - and perhaps most significantly - for the parents of severely disabled siblings.

Trump, who avoided the draft for the Vietnam war with a medical exemption for an apparent bone spur in a foot – he has been unable to remember which one – once said that avoiding sexually transmitted diseases had been his "personal Vietnam".

And this holding also comports with the apparent purpose of the FLSA's exemption.

Our holding also comports with the apparent purpose of the FLSA's exemption for outside salesmen.

Moreover, the fact that the framework of reference is external does not preclude decisions being taken for internal policy reasons, as it is apparent in the case of user fee exemptions.

Musicians and campaigners are concerned there is not enough time before the next general election to change the act and criticised an apparent lack of political will to take the exemption forward.

Senator Lisa Murkowski wrote in a special exemption for the state, at the apparent request of the Alaska Attorney General's office.

But he said he was bothered by apparent attempts by the commission to retroactively apply the exemptions to F.O.I.A. requests that were filed before the Dodd-Frank Act became law.

An apparent flaw in the language of the law pinned the exemption to equalization rates, leading to the low amount in Babylon.

Adding to critics' concerns is an apparent error in the bill that would have repealed a sales tax exemption for prescription drugs that could cost consumers an estimated $200 million annually.