Sentence examples for exempted having from inspiring English sources

Alexander Vinokourov – the Kazakh at the heart of Astana and its links to Ferrari – is fortunate the UCI chose not to enact 1.1.006.2 retrospectively, though he only narrowly misses being exempted, having finally served a two year ban (upheld by the Court of Arbitration in Sport) for his only doping violation in 2007.

As bills have made their way through Congress, some corporate buyers of derivatives, for example, have been exempted from having to trade publicly and through clearinghouses.

The focus is not on exempting have-a-go heroes from being prosecuted for assault, but rather about granting protection for "heroes" against being sued, or litigated against for neglecting their statutory duties in the heat of the moment.

California had asked to be exempted from having to use ethanol after it banned M.T.B.E.

No nonfailing school was exempted from having to accept transfers, except for those with specific admission requirements.

Students who pass the test would be exempted from having to take the course.

Because Malcolm left the NOI, many of us wish to be exempted from having to hear his NOI voice on its own terms.

In the debate over the new rules last year, several neighborhoods successfully lobbied to be exempted from having new clubs.

Teachers in local authority maintained schools are currently exempted from having to teach religious education or conduct acts of collective worship.

To reach that goal, each state (bar Vermont, which has no fossil-fuel plants and is therefore exempt) has been handed its own target.

A century later, the beer tax, from which the aristocracy was perversely exempt, had already overtaken the land tax as a provider of government revenue.