Sentence examples for currently exempted from inspiring English sources

It also proposed new work requirements for adults ages 50 to 62 who are currently exempted.

Teachers in local authority maintained schools are currently exempted from having to teach religious education or conduct acts of collective worship.

The Oklahoma City-based arts-and-crafts chain argues that businesses – not just the currently exempted religious groups – should be allowed to seek exception from that part of the health law if it violates their religious beliefs.

He also outlined a "comprehensive national service bill" that would require all young Israelis, including members of ultra-Orthodox groups currently exempted from military service, to sign up for two years of nonmilitary work directed by the government.

He also called for the dismantling of the Religious Affairs Ministry, provisions for civil marriages that would not require the approval of the rabbinate, and a new military call-up law that would oblige members of ultra-Orthodox families, currently exempted from army service, to do service in the civilian sector.

But fellow Tory Brooks Newmark, MP for Braintree, said the idea was "potentially toxic and dangerous" because of the introduction of tax on currently exempted goods.

And the state currently exempts solar plants from property taxes, although the exemption is due to expire in 2009, but could be extended.

The basic answer to fixing the long-term Social Security imbalance is just to eliminate the payroll tax cap, which currently exempts all income over $110,100 a year.

Lest anyone think this sounds like a lame excuse, White House press secretary Jay Carney was forced to concede on Monday that the mandate currently exempts anyone who can point to "other factors" preventing them from accessing the insurance in their state.

Marylanders age 65 and older who can currently exempt $1,000 would, over the next four years, be able to exempt $5,000.

According to the DOL, as many as five million American workers who are currently exempt could become eligible for overtime protection.