Sentence examples for either exempted from from inspiring English sources
"In many other jurisdictions, public service broadcasters are either exempted from payment or are in fact paid or otherwise compensated to supply their services," the report said.
Depending on your exam results, you are either exempted from or placed into one or more EIS courses.
Depending on your placement exam results, you will be either exempted from or placed into one or more English for International Students courses.
The majority (69%) are judged to take distant positions from the labour market and are either exempted from vocational progress and subject to case-first care (37%) or low threshold participation programmes (32%).
But federal insurance is often subsidised and many people are either exempt from the rule or live in places where flood risks have not been properly mapped.
Depending on placement results, students are either exempt from, or placed into, one English course.
As is well-known, these records miss some types of employment that are either exempt from reporting to the UI system (self-employment, federal government employment, domestic work) or underreported (Abraham et al. 2013).
9 The disabled, orphans, people with very low income, the unemployed, pensioners, pupils and students are either exempt from paying the fee or pay a reduced rate (3 LVL or 5 EUR).
It's important, too, because the ACA's attackers often assert that members of Congress are either exempt from the ACA or given a special privilege.
Critics of the new rules argue that more people are likely to lose benefits because they don't know about the requirements or are unable to fill out the paperwork to prove they are either exempt from work requirements or engaged in acceptable work activities.
Our results are made more significant by the fact that the summary data regarding ethical practices excluded research that could be determined by a research ethics committee to be either exempt from their ongoing review or not to involve human subjects.
