Sentence examples for exempted work from inspiring English sources

Last year, the E.P.A. settled a second lawsuit by public interest groups who said that the renovation regulation still fell short of what Congress had mandated because it exempted work performed in homes that are not occupied by children younger than 6 or pregnant women, among other provisions.

It also may be applied to paroled sex offenders under lifetime supervision, but it exempts work done as part of a job or search for employment.

An executive mandate that contracted companies report misuse of taxpayers' dollars to the Justice Department somehow managed to exempt work performed overseas.

John Reid, the Defence Secretary, also succeeded in persuading Downing Street that it was essential to exempt working men's clubs and veteran servicemen's clubs from the full ban.

He has exempted overtime work from taxes and social charges.

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.

Under the old rules, executive employees were exempt if they met those three criteria and two others: if they met the test of using discretionary powers and if they did not devote more than 20percentt of their time -- or 40percentt in retail and service establishments -- to activities not closely related to exempt work.

Changes to the exemption criteria may also include a requirement that a majority of an exempt employee's time must be spent performing exempt work.

First, it includes work performed by contractors and exempts work performed by homeowners, tenants, and day laborers.