Sentence examples for exempt highly from inspiring English sources

The rule increases the total annual compensation requirement needed to exempt highly compensated employees 22% from today's $100,000 to $122,148 annually.

That means the law exempts highly processed foods such as high fructose corn syrup, GMO beet sugar, purified oils and some engineered artificial flavors and spices because the identifiable engineered DNA is degraded or removed.

The Obama administration must understand a simple truth: Exempting these two highly polluting industries from the Paris treaty would be dangerous for all of us.

The scores of highly skilled (exempt) golfers are nearly one stroke higher when playing against Woods.

Yet today, the right-to-work law being discussed exempts the two most highly unionized professions -- police officers and firefighters -- which are heavily dominated by men.

While California's traditional public schools are required to meet strict building standards, some charter schools are exempt from the state's highly regarded seismic safety legislation.

Traditionally, workers who are considered managers, high-level administrators or highly skilled professionals have been exempted from overtime coverage.

But Krista, who has become pregnant and miscarried with Arsenault's sperm twice and is currently pregnant again, said that the relationship is highly intimate and, as such, should be exempt from regulation.

What is highly unusual, and unjustifiable, is the tax-exempt status as a religious institution enjoyed by a boarding house called the C Street Center that caters to conservative Christian lawmakers.

The mental retardation claim catapulted the Wendy's case into the highly charged national debate over who should be exempt from the death penalty in states that allow it.

Money funds must hold only highly rated, short-term assets, but government securities are exempt from the requirement.