Sentence examples for exempting them from inspiring English sources

The contracts for private military firms have been funnelled through the state department, thereby exempting them from the MEJA.

"Exempting them from paying for affordable housing is a heavy blow to the number of new genuinely affordable homes".

They are also asked to sign a waiver exempting them from the legal 48-hour maximum working week.

See articleThe Senate passed an $18 billion jobs bill that will encourage employers to take on more staff by temporarily exempting them from the payroll tax.

The "starter homes" will be cheaper for buyers because the Government is exempting them from fees charged by councils of up to £45,000 per home.

David Cameron promises to build 100,000 new homes exclusively for first-timers, and make them 20% cheaper by exempting them from a range of taxes and regulations.

Carlstadt supported his colleague Luther during the indulgence controversy, in which Luther opposed the elaborate Roman Catholic system for pardoning sinners and exempting them from purgatorial punishment.

"We will make these starter homes 20 per cent cheaper by exempting them from a raft of taxes and by using brownfield land.

But, exempting them from payment, Mr Justice Saunders said that the parliamentary privilege point "was one which had to be decided and had to be argued".

In general, the act "grandfathered" coal-fired plants built before 1970, exempting them from the law's pollution standards in expectation that they would eventually be closed.

If the agencies acted on the scientific advice by, say, modifying their plans, they could obtain "an incidental take permit," exempting them from penalties.