Sentence examples for exempt themselves from from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, professionals have sought to exempt themselves from the suspicion that conventionally attends private monopoly.

Are people who are fortunate enough to find success supposed to exempt themselves from criticizing the system?

But they won't, and they can't, and they shouldn't, if they exempt themselves from the moral fray.

So only developers of nonedible plants like grass or flowers might try to exempt themselves from regulation, he said.

Almost always it encourages those in its grip to exempt themselves from the usual rules and responsibilities.

Nevertheless, this protection status has had a pernicious effect as some accused are trying to exempt themselves from legal trials by dissimulating their mischiefs under a crazy action.

There was no sign that the church's promise to confront the sexual abuse scandal had led to direct pressure on those cardinals to exempt themselves from the conclave.

This distressingly numerous class played the camp system to exempt themselves from labor and, with the encouragement of the authorities, preyed on the political prisoners.

"When particular groups try to exempt themselves from having their tax money support a particular government activity, there is no legal precedent for that," he said.

The point is, writers have not and should not now exempt themselves from dealing with the pressing politics of the time.

Back in real life, there have always been single-parent families and families who cannot afford for one adult to exempt themselves from paid employment.