Sentence examples for exempting air from inspiring English sources

Congress has looked at the question of death at sea in the past: a bill exempting air passengers who die over water from the Death on the High Seas Act was passed by Congress in 2000, after the loss of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island.

If you are a Congressman who needs to fly somewhere, you can rely on your fellow elected officials to bail you out with special legislation designed to exempt air traffic controllers from the impact of sequester within a day or so.

The proposal could affect 10,000 previously exempt air operators.

The proposal could affect 10,000 previously exempt air operators, including not only wealthy businessmen like Microsoft's co-founder, Paul Allen, who owns a Boeing 757, but also fractional jet ownership companies and even some recreational fliers.

There was agreement that regulation wasn't the answer, first because no regulation could prevent the disasters that come along inevitably with a project this large, and second because the state couldn't be counted on either to pass or enforce regulations: "I can't trust an industry that has got itself exempted from the air and clean water act".

Starting later in the year, any American citizen will be able to use a one time bribe to attempt enrollment in a program exempting them from screening annoyances that have long been the curse of air travel.

They are one of the biggest sources of NO2 pollution and yet they are being exempted from the clean air zones.

"I intended it to exempt places like defence plants, air force bases, things like that.

Since the Detroit casinos were exempted from the law, the air quality was unchanged, and remained unhealthy in both prelaw and postlaw periods.

In the US, waterpipe-serving premises in Oregon exploited a loophole in the Indoor Clean Air Act which exempted retail stores that offered "sampling" to consumers onsite, allowing them to continue serving waterpipe indoors [ 18].

The measure also exempts private clubs and open-air outdoor areas of bars.