Sentence examples for demand exemption from inspiring English sources
The Treasury would surely worry about the precedent – if private hospital chains such as BMI or Ramsay are exempted to induce them to compete with NHS hospitals, will G4S demand exemption in order to compete with HM prisons?
He acknowledged that parents routinely demand exemptions from swimming lessons for daughters who, when denied, present a medical certificate and miss class anyway.
It provides Republican critics with ammunition to portray the heath care reforms as a failure and could encourage other companies to demand exemptions from rules they don't like.
They demand exemptions from the strict controls of auditors of foreign companies listed on American stock exchanges, and also from strict rules on the composition and structure of company boards.
That means being innovative, building supportive rather than adversarial supply chains and ceasing to lobby and demand exemptions and tax breaks, while also calling for continuing government support for R&D.
This dynamic is amplified when unions demand exemptions from minimum wage increases.
But it also demands exemption: from taxes, from accountability, from health care directives.
Checkoffs have been sued by producers as recently as two months ago: also in May, a consortium of independent cattle ranchers filed suit against the USDA demanding exemption from their program.
As the renewables surcharge has risen, ever more companies have demanded exemptions.
Researchers are feeling the pinch and demanding exemptions for plant science and agriculture.
Instead of demanding exemptions for whole categories of spending (eg, investment in information technology), he should do more to cut waste.The real deficitMr Renzi is right that excessive austerity has hurt European economies.
