Sentence examples for exempted documents from inspiring English sources

But the organization says it will be "forced to litigate and a court will sort out properly exempted documents from those you are required by law to produce," if the OCDA simply further rejects the request.

"In his response, Secretary Dunlap states that he is 'uncertain whether the Commission has the plenary authority to exempt documents from public review,' and that the commission as a whole should discuss the data-gathering effort prior to requesting the data from States".

(Though "for official use only" is not an official security classification, government agencies use it as a protective marking to exempt documents from public disclosure).

McMillan found that one document, which is a framework analysis of considerations for turnbacks, was not an exempt document and should be made public.

A Tunisian commander gave him a withering look and a document that exempted him from battle on medical grounds.

The public ministry asked Mancera to sign a document that exempted the driver of the car that caused the accident from liability.

(That protection, which exempts certain government documents from public disclosure, enables government employees to write more freely).

Hess's friend Karl Haushofer and his family were subject to these laws, as Haushofer had married a half-Jewish woman, so Hess issued documents exempting them from this legislation.

Specifically, government lawyers were employed to create particularly tortured (if you'll excuse the word) legal documents exempting detainees from the Geneva Conventions, thus enabling their interrogation under conditions that blatantly violated domestic and international laws.

Lawyers for the government asked for more time to consider whether it wished to make any additional arguments for the document to be exempted.

But there's a caveat at the end of the document exempting all signatories from the rules listed earlier ("our aim is integrity of expression, above and beyond any commitment to form") and a hilariously sulky tone throughout.