Sentence examples for exempt from any from inspiring English sources

These schools are exempt from any obligation to follow the national curriculum.

Labor says existing investors will be exempt from any new arrangements under a grandfathering agreement.

Here's the question then, will motorcycles be exempt from any of the measures proposed?

PRACTICAL traders, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usually slaves of some defunct mathematician.

Practical men, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usually the slaves of some defunct economist.

Dr. Bharucha has already said current undergraduates would be exempt from any future tuition, as will people who are accepted to join the student body this coming fall.

Instead, Gompers and 44 other schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District would be exempt from any layoffs at all.

It has inserted a clause, for instance, that in effect ensures Japan's cosseted farmers would be exempt from any free-trade deal with America.In this section Losing Afghanistan?

While the United States government has said that Canada is exempt from any such measures, labor leaders say that has not always been the case in practice.

In a letter to Congress three weeks ago, President Obama said small businesses "should be exempted" from any employer mandate.

As part of the agreement on the otter-free zone, the Navy was exempted from any penalties associated with harm done to the otters during operations.