Sentence examples for exempted themselves from inspiring English sources

Nitpickers pointed out that the Founders exempted themselves.

It's like they are so frightened of getting it wrong they have exempted themselves from being fashionable".

Schoolchildren in China are taught about the evils of "extra-territoriality", by which foreigners carved out enclaves in pre-Communist China and exempted themselves from Chinese law.

Unlike every other federal judge, Supreme Court justices have exempted themselves from the Code of Conduct for United States Judges — a binding code of ethics that ensures neutrality and transparency in our courts.

Our Congress is a sorry mess of imbeciles, most of whom have never held real jobs, who are not subject to term limits so they take these appointments as "jobs" for life, and who also exempted themselves from the health plan that they want everyone else to accept.

When Congress passed FOIA legislation a half-century ago, lawmakers exempted themselves from information requests.

Are people who are fortunate enough to find success supposed to exempt themselves from criticizing the system?

But they won't, and they can't, and they shouldn't, if they exempt themselves from the moral fray.

Do those opposed to Obamacare wish to exempt themselves and their families from the coverage it avails?

So only developers of nonedible plants like grass or flowers might try to exempt themselves from regulation, he said.

Almost always it encourages those in its grip to exempt themselves from the usual rules and responsibilities.