Sentence examples for approved exemptions from inspiring English sources

German lawmakers also approved exemptions and bonuses that could be combined in dozens of ways and allowed companies to gain additional permits.

According to a 1996 federal law, states may not award public benefits to immigrants who lack legal status unless legislatures specifically approved exemptions.

Reviewing the list of companies with approved exemptions, most of the recipients plan to use drones equipped with cameras and other sensors for a variety of B2B applications, such as in precision agriculture, infrastructure inspection and mapping, film and TV production, news reporting, real estate, insurance and public safety.

For example, an interview with David Lochbaum, the lead nuclear analyst for the Union of Concerned Scientists, includes his longstanding concerns about the tendency of nuclear regulators to routinely approve exemptions to some longstanding safety rules (this is also a big concern of Richard Brodsky, a former state legislator from the region).

In 1969, the State Legislature approved tax exemptions only on properties bought before that year, he said.

And if they had not either approved the exemptions or been mild in their opposition, it is probable that their views would be known to us today.

The council has approved CEQA exemptions for proposed shelters in several other neighborhoods, including Hollywood and downtown.

Mr. Barbash, the lawyer at the S.E.C. who approved the exemption, said in an interview this week that he viewed the exemption as narrow because it applied only to the foreign operations of Enron and some of its subsidiaries.

"And the committee approved the exemption," said Boggs, a partner in the Washington law firm Patton Boggs.

In 2006 and again in 2010, the Library of Congress approved an exemption to the act that allowed the circumvention of technology that confined wireless handsets to different networks.

The committee approved the exemption for all but the largest banks in an amendment offered by two of those Democrats, Representative Brad Miller of North Carolina and Representative Dennis Moore of Kansas.