Sentence examples for exempt from complying from inspiring English sources
The other may be exempt from complying with securities laws.
As a federal agency, the department's Wildlife Services Division is probably exempt from complying with the ban, which was approved as Initiative 713 by 55percentt of Washington voters last year.
Wagner maintained that it was acting in "good faith" and should be exempt from complying with the act because the warehouse fire was caused by an "act of God" - a bolt of lightning.
Receivers operating above 960 MHz or below 30 MHz, except for radar detectors and CB receivers, are exempt from complying with the technical provisions of this part but are subject to § 15.5.
In a bizarre intervention, civil servants in Mr Pickles' Department of Communities and Local Government claimed that they should be exempt from complying with a Freedom of Information request because of the risk that if they routinely had to release such documents they could cause embarrassment to ministers or officials.
Lucky, then, that Urrutia is exempt from complying with the AVMS.
But Robert Bookman, counsel to the New York City Newsstand Operators Association, said many of the newsstands in existence in 1992 had been exempted from complying with the law, and he urged more latitude.
Senator Ron Wyden (CrunchGov Grade: A) supports a new strategy for legislation, wherein states are exempted from complying with new laws if they can find more innovative ways to accomplish the same goals.
Ball and the Republican leadership are aware that religious organizations recognized as such are specifically exempted from complying with the marriage law.
And banks with less than $10 billion in assets were exempted from complying with the Volcker Rule, which prohibits institutions from trading for their own profit and limits ownership of risky investments.
The rejection of the bluefin proposal was a clear victory for the Japanese government, which had vowed to go all out to stop the measure or else exempt itself from complying with it.
