Sentence examples for demand to be exempted from inspiring English sources
So while a business corporation can't go to church, fast on Yom Kippur, or travel to Mecca for Ramadan, it can still go to court and, on the basis of religious freedom, demand to be exempted from the law that applies to everyone else.
The newly elected One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts has denied he is a "sovereign citizen" in response to revelations he wrote Julia Gillard a letter demanding to be exempted from the carbon tax.
Meanwhile, the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, a German Social Democrat, urged other members to accept Mr Cameron's demand for Britain to be exempted from the EU objective of an "ever-closer union".
But Ms. May again rejected demands by senior police officers for their forces to be exempted from the government's deep cuts in public spending because of the country's debt crisis.
UEFA wants football to be exempted from competition law.
Investigations into underage alcohol and tobacco sales to be exempted.
The reasons to be exempted varied.
Belgium Finance Minister Johan Van Overtveldt poured scorn on Mr Cameron's demands for treaty change, predicting that his call for Britain to be exempt from the EU's "ever closer union" principle would be "very difficult" to achieve.
This study was determined to be exempt by the Institutional Review Board of Massachusetts General Hospital.
