Sentence examples for exempt from wearing from inspiring English sources

Turbaned Sikhs are exempt from wearing helmets when riding motorcycles.

She also remained exempt from wearing the detested yellow badge until late 1943.

Apparently, Rossi rose so high in Mantuan society that he was exempted from wearing the orange-stripe badge required of Jews in Mantua.

Jan Björklund, leader of the opposition Liberals party, told Aftonbladet newspaper that the headscarf is "a symbol of oppression for women in Iran" and that the Swedish government should have demanded that Linde and other female members of the delegation be exempted from wearing it.

Does exempting motorcyclists from wearing helmets increase the number of deaths from motorcycle accidents?

(However, the parent doesn't have to wear a blanket sleeper, but is highly encouraged to wear one!) You the invitee, and anyone else over the minimum age for the party children, are not exempt from not wearing a blanket sleeper (as that is the theme of this slumber party).

Israeli media reported that the deal was a "short-term" agreement exempting administrative detainees from wearing prison uniforms, revoking fines on the strikers and allowing them family visits every two weeks.

He was not working for an Oxford degree so assumed he would be exempt from having to wear an academic gown but he was wrong about this.

The Swedish legation in Budapest also succeeded in negotiating with the German authorities so that the bearers of the protective passes would be treated as Swedish citizens and be exempt from having to wear the yellow badge required for Jews.

A girl from the Communist… Ever since a Philadelphia correspondent wrote us that the State of Pennsylvania, which recently imposed a limited sales tax, exempting wearing apparel, and certain other… OUR CORRESPONDENTS OUT YONDER.

O'Toole's face is now more gaunt and wraithlike than ever; the yellow-grey hair is still cut a little too long to exempt the wearer from vanity and the china-blue eyes stare with something more disconcerting than seduction; his Maurice is like the ghost of Jacob Marley.