Sentence examples for be possible to exempt from inspiring English sources

The E.U. official said it could be possible to exempt incoming U.S. flights if the United States took "serious measures" to reduce emissions that would be considered "equivalent" by the Union.

In November 2011 the Committee of Standards in Public Life, chaired at the time by Sir Christopher Kelly, proposed a cap on individual donations of £10,000 but added that it would not be possible to exempt union donations so long as people were automatically affiliated to Labour without individuals having made a positive choice.

"The evidence is Britain has a particularly severe fiscal problem and that's why it's not possible to exempt science from the kind of scrutiny which is just beginning around Whitehall". Mr Willetts spoke of the excitement of his new role, and promised to be a listener.

A home ministry statement insisted that every state must accept some responsibility for security, saying: "It is not possible to exempt any state from its promise to release state police personnel for election duties because these have been taken into account in arriving at the overall availability of security personnel".

"It is not possible to exempt science from scrutiny... the boom has now come to an end," he says.

It's possible to be salaried and still non-exempt from the requirements of the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Results showed, however, that in practice it was not always possible to exempt participants from their duties, because of human resource shortages and lack of replacement options.

The Government suggests that it is possible to glean such intent from the fact that Congress did not expressly exempt EAJA awards from administrative offset under the DCIA.

The court decided it was possible to be intellectually disabled according to medical and scientific standards, which apply to no more than three per cent of Americans, yet not disabled enough to be exempt from execution in Texas.

(FM) "When it is possible I try to exempt my patients from the truth.

When an expatriate employee is in Thailand for 183 or fewer days, it may be possible for the employee to be exempt from Thailand tax on his earnings pursuant to a double tax treaty.