Sentence examples for be exempted from some from inspiring English sources
Derivatives investors will seek to define themselves as "end users" of a particular product who should be exempted from some restrictions.
The British government has secured "reassurance" that British companies with an American listing accounting for around half of Britain's top 100 companies would be exempted from some of the law's provisions.
The information seeker would also have to exhaust all other means of obtaining the names before seeking a journalist's testimony, though matters involving threats to national security would be exempted from some protections.
Microenterprises will be exempted from some obligations.
"But there is also potential trouble if the multistate plans are exempted from some consumer protection standards".
It is widely known as a traditionally Jewish part of town and lies at the center of a six-square-mile area that Orthodox Jews want to designate as Britain's first eruv, defined in religious law as an area where observant Jews are exempted from some Sabbath prohibitions against carrying keys or pushing strollers and wheelchairs.
Encouraging technological experimentation by allowing companies to develop innovative services while temporarily being exempted from some regulations.
Agricultural employers are exempted from some key employment law protections, with enforcement at less than desirous levels, leading to widespread violations in some sectors.
"As governor, he led a state that had previously been exempted from some of those requirements, but he pressed to align the state program with federal law and vetoed a proposal to move in the other direction".
So progressive, in fact, that Hawaii has been exempted from some of the terms of the Senate health care bill because the current system's requirements go above and beyond the ones federal legislation would mandate.
