Sentence examples for exempted on from inspiring English sources

Churches were exempted on religious grounds from covering birth control.

Mrs. Clinton described the countries exempted on Tuesday as "an initial group".

The rest are exempted on medical grounds, or receive educational deferments which bring huge bribes for doctors and universities.

If churches are exempted on religious grounds, they said, why shouldn't any employer be allowed to refuse coverage if they have objections?

They are suing to be exempted on the grounds that corporations sometimes embody the faith of the individuals who own them.

Farmers were exempted on Thursday night from the latest increase in fuel prices, as were three provinces damaged in earthquakes last month: Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu Provinces.

The right will not apply to journalistic archives, comments on articles or posts by bloggers, who will be exempted on the grounds of freedom of expression.

We know, for example that three butchers requested to be exempted on the grounds that their work was in the national interest.

They argued that they should be exempted, on religious freedom grounds, from a New York law, the Women's Health and Wellness Act.

Had the Labor Department done this, it would have narrowed the number of employees who should be exempted on "professional" grounds, making thousands more workers eligible for overtime pay.

The administration reversed itself a day later, allowing green-card holders to be exempted on a case-by-case basis.