Sentence examples for consider exempting from inspiring English sources

At Lula's urging, the IMF is to consider exempting some public investment when calculating the fiscal deficit.

The agency said it would consider exempting vehicles with a manual transmission because a clutch pedal can be used to counter a stuck accelerator.

Congress should consider exempting private companies from the change".

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. bank regulators said on Friday they would consider exempting certain complex securities from the so-called Volcker rule after community banks sued the agencies, warning of massive losses.

Legislators considered exempting bowling alleys, pool halls, bars and other establishments where cigarette smoke has traditionally been part of the ambiance, but decided to pursue an outright ban.

The tissues were coded and disconnected from patient names and personal information prior to collection by the Institutional Tumor Bank, and the study was considered exempted by the IRB.

Notably, because these data are public, this research is considered exempt according to exemption 4 of the 'Common Rule' of Health and Human Services regulations (45 CFR part 46 subpart A) [ 15].

News has clearly been considered exempt from these concerns.

Under current regulations, about 70 million workers qualify for overtime because of automatic provisions or because their jobs are not considered exempt executive, administrative or professional ones.

Today, the Justice Department interprets the privacy provisions of the Freedom of Information Act and the Privacy Act so expansively that virtually every piece of paper with an individual's name on it is considered exempt from disclosure.

But, congressional lawmakers have no corporate responsibilities and have long been considered exempt from insider trading laws, even though they have daily access to non-public information and plenty of opportunities to trade on it.