Sentence examples for be exempted in from inspiring English sources

The best we can expect is an announcement in a few days that scientists are to be exempted in some way from the proposed anti-lobbying clause.

Search engines would be exempted in UK law from any liability for copyright infringement, under a remarkable amendment (292) proposed to the Digital Economy Bill.

The commission should now consider what interim measures can be taken to reduce the burden on businesses that in all likelihood will be exempted in future".

This figure will allow that part of the assets of the entrepreneur will be exempted in case of insolvency, namely EUR 300,000 invested in its primary residence.

Some countries, such as Sweden, prefer to grant exemptions to industry, others like the United Kingdom prefer to favour private individuals), or the classify firms as "major energy consumers to be exempted" (in this case Germany uses statistical categories and the United Kingdom considers whether the company comes under the Climate Change Agreement).

If a certain proportion of expense could be exempted in advance, we anticipated that satisfaction rate would increase.

But Robbins said that would not be the base as the "financial sphere" was exempted in the decision.

It was so advanced that BP and other big oil companies were exempted in 2008 from filing a plan on how they would clean up a major spill.

An evacuation zone remains in effect in a 12-mile radius from the Fukushima plant, though some areas have been exempted in a bid by the government to reassure evacuees that it is safe to return.

The sequester mechanism requires that cuts come equally from every line item in the budget except for a few areas, such as veterans' programs, that were exempted in the original legislation.

In 2009, the law was extended to cover flight attendants who had been exempted in the 1993 law.