Sentence examples for exempt from regulations from inspiring English sources

Regulatory burdens could induce firms to stay smaller, such as through outsourcing regulated functions, and to maintain threshold sizes to remain officially exempt from regulations.

If registered, they are exempt from regulations on personnel and curriculum.

Fannie and Freddie's debt and securities are exempt from regulations that limit banks' exposure to the securities of any single private company.

British religion-based agencies will not be exempt from regulations compelling them to consider gay couples in adoption cases, Prime Minister Tony Blair said.

Instead, they were free of restrictions on rates and exempt from regulations that would require them to open their networks to allow competitors to offer lower-cost service over the same pipes.

Before last year, campfires, along with barbecues and other recreational fires, were exempt from regulations requiring permits for open fires, said Dennis Demchak, a director in the State Department of Environmental Protection.

Amazingly, fracking fluids in the US are exempt from regulation.

But that doesn't mean Google is exempt from regulation.

Yet tobacco products, known to kill some 400,000 Americans a year, are exempt from regulation by the Food and Drug Administration.

The swaps market has been exempt from regulation since it began to grow, thanks to legislation the industry sought.

To say that my view makes power plants "exempt" from regulation – even from CO2 regulation – is not correct.