Sentence examples for exemption clause from inspiring English sources

"Preventing embarrassment is not an exemption clause".

The federal law in question includes a religious exemption clause.

Ultimately, Klicic showed up in person in Podgorica and exercised the exemption clause.

It weakens the bill in at least two areas, because it does not apply to people sentenced to less than a year in jail, and because the child exemption clause could apply to children who are not family members.

Just over a year ago, they secured an exemption clause to Trips, called the Doha Declaration, which allows developing countries to ignore patents and buy generics in a health crisis.

"The only reason it happens is because of an exemption clause in the Equalities Act  ...  although these discriminations may be legal, are they moral?" Paul Barber, director of the Catholic Education Service, said: "None of our schools have any admissions criteria relating to flower arranging or choirs or anything like that".

Shadow children's minister Emma Lewell-Buck has vowed Labour will fight against the bill's "exemption" clauses allowing councils to opt out of sections of the 1989 Children Act.

Options include leaving the Ukraine agreement in force provisionally, or drafting exemption clauses for the Netherlands – as has happened in similar circumstances before.

John R. Bolton, the under secretary of state for arms control and international security and the administration's point man for the court, traveled to London and Paris last week to urge those governments to sign broad exemption clauses before the United States takes any military action against Iraq.

China tried to procedurally sabotage the Philippines' case by citing exemption clauses under the UNCLOS (see under Art.

In 1970 the England and Wales Law Commission and the Scottish Law Commission produced their First Report on Exemption Clauses, designed to reform this area of law.