Sentence examples for exempt from obligations from inspiring English sources
Equal protection is extended when the rules of law are applied equally in all like cases and when persons are exempt from obligations greater than those imposed upon others in like circumstances.
NEW YORK TIMES Foreign Banks Appeal to Be Left Out of Liquidation Rules | Foreign lenders with only a small presence on American soil are appealing to United States regulators to be exempted from obligations, expected to be finalized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on Tuesday, to detail their liquidation procedures should they fail.
Some American states have "shield laws" which exempt reporters from obligations to identify sources.
The study was exempted from obligation of notification for the Danish Scientific-Ethical Committee, but it followed the ethical code of American Anthropological Association [ 25].
The study is exempted from obligation of notification for the Scientific-ethical committee (pursuant to § 8 [ 3] of the rules of the committee) but follows the ethical code of American Anthropological Association [ 70].
"I don't believe that journalists are exempt from moral obligations or international justice".
A9 President Bush's opposition to industrialized countries having to cut heat-trapping gas emissions if developing countries are exempt from similar obligations has intensified a longstanding deadlock over who does what and when.
RE sources for heating are still exempt from tax obligations.
If a corporation is a legal person -- as we learned in the Supreme Court's recent Citizens United ruling - -then that person isn't exempt from its obligations to the community; in this case, the community that makes up the company, and supports its pensioners.
