The phrase "as exempted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is excluded from a general rule or requirement.
Example: "All employees are required to attend the training session, except those as exempted due to prior experience."
Alternatives: "as excluded" or "as not required".
that are described in the agreement as exempted.
The Supreme Court of Mississippi found it unnecessary to pass upon the validity of so much of the statute, added by the amendment of 1928, as exempted domestic corporations from the tax on income derived from activities outside the state.
"Even while recognizing art as exempted from the reach of New York's privacy laws, the problem of sorting out what may or may not legally be art remains a difficult one," she wrote.
Some health workers said they did not adhere to the policy because DFF funds were insufficient for running the facilities; as exempted patients formed the bulk of their clients, not charging them would have a major impact on revenue.
This is as benighted as exempting loans underwritten by mortgage brokers.
And Mr Frakt thinks Democrats should barter these conservative reforms in exchange for their own priorities, such as exempting the law's premium subsidies from sequestration.
For much of the conference, Lib Dem ministers boasted of moderating Tory excesses while pushing through Lib Dem ideas, such as exempting some low-earners from income tax.
"The integrity of this policy will be directly linked to how well some of these counter-measures, such as exempting holiday homes, are carried out," DeSilva said.
And the government of British Columbia has offered a variety of incentives, such as exempting LNG Canada from carbon tax hikes if it can maintain the cleanest possible standards.
As women are exempted from military service, we do no expect differences between birth cohorts.
Many protested that their status as rural people exempted them from promotions.
