Sentence examples for exempting conditions from inspiring English sources

Even if we discard the aspirations of the morality system, any credible naturalistic theory of moral responsibility needs to be able to provide some account of the sorts of moral capacity involved in exempting conditions, whereby we deem some individuals and not others as appropriate targets of moral sentiments or "reactive attitudes".

So an unpopular movement applied for tax-exempt status under conditions made possible by an unpopular court decision, in order to influence politics with unfathomable amounts money from unnamed donors?

Dividends paid by subsidiaries to a parent company in the Netherlands are exempted under certain conditions.

A further factor was that registration fees were paid before the patient was attended to by a health worker, making it unlikely that patients would be exempted for specific conditions diagnosed only after payment.

The Selective Service records that remain in the National Archives — many have been discarded — do not specify what medical condition exempted Mr. Trump from military service.

Because of this "pre-existing condition," her family's current coverage includes a waiver exempting the insurer from covering any heart-related issues for her.

The Supreme Court has said that these conditions should exempt from a death sentence an individual convicted of a capital crime.

Officials will have the power to exempt applicants from some conditions, but not the one banning providers from taking profits out of India.

But candidate endorsements are disallowed as a condition of religious institutions' tax-exempt status, which has saved them $145 billion over 10 years.

(The new testosterone threshold exempts athletes with the condition).

Draft board physicians verify these reports and men with a verified condition are exempted from military duty without further examination.