Sentence examples for because it exempts the from inspiring English sources

But critics say the bill is too weak because it exempts the prime minister, members of Parliament and many other officials.

A bill is pending in Parliament, but Mr. Hazare has argued that the legislation is too weak, especially because it exempts the prime minister and the judiciary from the agency's scrutiny.

She then goes on to reiterate Mr Bush's hard line: "the Kyoto Protocol is unfair to the United States and to other industrialised nations because it exempts 80% of the world from compliance.

Some consumer groups and members of Congress complain that the rule remains too broad because it exempts many processed foods, including roasted nuts and mixed vegetables.

Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, another Republican committee member, has said he is leaning toward supporting it because it exempts religious organizations.

A judge has ruled that a state law calling for homeowners to be educated about lead paint is unconstitutional because it exempts a certain class of homeowner.

However, Judge Jack Sabatino of the Appellate Division of State Superior Court wrote that the ban might be unfair because it exempted signs for grand openings.

However, he indicated that within OPEC, Iraq might produce oil without a quota set by the cartel, because it was exempted from the quota system in 1996 when the United Nations began to set Iraqi export levels under the oil-for-food program.

They have not specified those cuts, but because they would exempt the military, most other areas would likely take significant reductions.

But it exempted Jerusalem because Israel has annexed East Jerusalem and regards it as part of its united capital, a position the rest of the world rejects.

This study was proposed to an Institutional Review Board, which ruled it exempt from further review because it uses existing deidentified records.