Sentence examples for exempted services from inspiring English sources
The FCC faces an additional problem with wireless broadband: The 1993 law specifically exempted services other than mobile voice calling — which later included wireless Internet access — from Title 2 regulation, Bergmann said.
He said that in Medicaid, those women actually have more choices than women in other H.M.O.'s, because they can go to any doctor who accepts Medicaid to get the exempted services.
But the $500-million-a-year provision that extended the sales tax to services was vigorously opposed by business leaders and professionals, who argued that the State Constitution provided for a tax only on "commodities" and therefore implictly exempted services.
For example, T-Mobile exempts services like Spotify and Netflix from a customer's monthly data allotment.
By exempting services like Netflix and HBO from data caps, T-Mobile is now offering a reason — critics might say a twisted one — to choose T-Mobile.
But it exempts "service provider[s]" who help Facebook carry out basic functions of its site.
In so doing, it threatened to undermine the ability of law enforcement agencies to use the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of 1994, a wiretapping law that applies to phone services but exempts information services.
They have said that the communications industry already cooperates on surveillance with law enforcement agencies, and noted that Congress explicitly exempted information services from the law at issue.
In a recent Finnish study, psychosocial problems were more prevalent among men who interrupted their service compared with those exempted from service at call-up [ 19].
The Military Service Act, which came into force in March 1916, allowed for objectors to be exempted from service on religious, moral and political grounds, but their appeals were judged by a military tribunal.
Ross feared that he would lose Shawn, and was relieved only when Shawn was exempted from service because he and his wife, Cecille, had a son.
