Sentence examples for exempted from policy from inspiring English sources

Boffetta et al. (2008) appear to relegate it to the role of a futile exercise producing scientific papers of doubtful utility, whose results should be regarded with such skepticism that they can be comfortably exempted from policy and practice implications and decisions.

No one is exempted from police checkpoints.

Third Infantry's First Brigade was in fact the last unit in the Army to be exempted from the policy, which was rescinded as the personnel pressures on the military eased with the troop drawdown in Iraq, from a high of 170,000.

Also, children living with such a same-gender couple who have already been baptized and are actively participating in the Church are exempted from the policy.

Is any established government exempted from this remarkable policy?

Until the announcement of the zero tolerance policy, adults traveling with their minor children were generally exempted from criminal prosecutions, a policy that was well known throughout Mexico and Central America.

The London Housing Commission found that the capital should therefore be exempted from the national planning policy framework, with the London Plan instead given priority, and the mayor should have the power to secure compliance across boroughs.

Discounting methane potency must be one reason that agricultural emissions are exempted from every federal climate policy proposal.

The U.S. Marshals Service, which also routinely detains immigrants facing prosecution for the crimes of illegal entry and reentry, was also exempted from DOJ's August policy change.

Ghana in 2004 implemented a National Health Insurance Scheme, based on a contributory model where service benefits are restricted to those who contribute (with some groups exempted from contributing), as the policy direction for moving towards universal coverage.

You may need to talk to Facebook administrators about opening an account with a "non-real" name but if bullying is the issue, then you have good grounds for being exempted from the usual name policy.