Sentence examples for exempt from receiving from inspiring English sources

He rejected Gristede's arguments that they were salaried executive workers who, under federal and state law, are generally exempt from receiving time-and-a-half pay for overtime.

2. Unless your dog is medically exempt from receiving rabies vaccinations, be sure to keep her rabies tag up-to-date or titer your dog.

In California, workers must make over twice the minimum wage, or $41,600, in order to be exempt from receiving time-and-a-half pay for working more than 8 hours per day.

The outbreak began in September 2013, when the Florida Department of Health in Leon County became aware of a case of pertussis in a 1-year-old preschool student who was exempt from receiving the vaccine.

Although a priori criteria stipulated that subjects with significant ill health were temporarily exempted from receiving any vaccine, at times it was difficult to diagnose accurately as clinical malaria can be both sudden and dramatic.

By signing up with the Web site and neglecting to check a box that would have exempted them from receiving e-mail entreaties to participate in market research studies.

Bills also were passed that exempt mentally retarded criminals from receiving death sentences; restore voting rights to felons on probation; make current federal bans on certain high-powered rifles part of permanent state law; and force health maintenance organizations to report denials of mental health coverage to the Department of Insurance.

Urging President Bush to scrap the rules, the Kerry campaign and organized labor say the regulations will exempt up to six million additional workers from receiving overtime pay by redefining which workers qualify for time-and-a-half pay when they work more than 40 hours.

(ii) To test for G6PD, and then either exempt those who are G6PD-deficient from receiving PQ, or give them PQ under supervision.

We can entice them, he continued, by exempting "anyone receiving a Ph.D. from an American university from numerical immigration limits --a step, he wrote, that woulimits --ake jobs from Americans, [but woulimits --a jobstepr Americans, as foreign-born innovators heve done for years".

Only a few months ago Russell Group universities put forward the case to be made exempt from FOI, plans which have received the go-ahead from the Government.