Sentence examples for exempting as from inspiring English sources
In their new letter, Waxman and Rush propose exempting as generally safe two more product categories: children's apparel consisting "entirely" of fabric (and thus with no plastic or metal fasteners) and ordinary children's books.
Smaller lenders are exempted, as are bigger ones in emerging markets.
The Boston-New York-Washington shuttle is exempted, as are senior coupons.
Single-family homes and duplexes would be exempted, as would wooden triplexes.
Namely, the lower court ruling would have exempted as many as 24,000 refugees from the 120-day ban if their cases had already been assigned to resettlement agencies.
One sister served in military intelligence, and another was exempted as a pacifist.
A Decc spokeswoman said: "We're aware that other departments didn't exempt as many [projects] as Decc.
New York could exempt, as other states do, information communicated in "clergy-penitent" conversations like those in confession.
Mrs. Clinton, in a statement, described the list of countries exempted as "an initial group," suggesting that more countries could also be exempted.
In particular, many subcommittee members, including the chairwoman, Diana Reyna of Brooklyn, wanted to know if the Housing Authority was doing its utmost to exempt as many people as possible.
But BP's project, called Liberty, has been exempted as regulators have granted it status as an "onshore" project even though it is about three miles off the coast in the Beaufort Sea.
