Sentence examples for exempted from working from inspiring English sources

As a child he had pleurisy, an inflammation in the chest, so during the war years he was exempted from working at the nearby military factories, where many Japanese youths labored.

In many instances even if called at night, the specialist is not exempted from working on the following day.

In our definition of the LMA spectrum, we have included permanent, non-permanent employment, unemployment and those who are exempted from working.

In some cases, the control groups were temporarily exempted from work requirements so the experiment could continue.

The health hazards could be underestimated as petrol attendants who experienced serious hazards may had been exempted from work or changed it.

(IN6) Other participants state that a lack of time is responsible for the limited participation of physicians, emphasizing that physicians are often not exempted from work to participate in CIPE trainings.

"I've just got to get him through high school". The welfare reform law exempts from work the mothers of children less than a year old.

She contends that health problems, which she says include three heart attacks, diabetes, asthma, depression, anxiety attacks and heel spurs, should exempt her from working.

Perhaps, the state asked, those families hardest to employ could be exempted from the work requirements for six months while officials worked with them to stabilize their households.

Health promoters were usually exempted from communal work when attending training activities.

The remaining 519,000 on the rolls are more likely to have conditions that exempt them from working in exchange for their benefits, the report says.