Sentence examples for exemption contained from inspiring English sources
The usual reason given for such censorship — or for denial of access altogether — is an exemption contained in a clause concerning the release of documents in Title 5 of the United States Code, Section 552 (b) (1).
The trade association is pinning its hopes on an amendment sponsored by Senator Sam Brownback, Republican of Kansas, that would grant the car dealers the exemption contained in the House bill.
In April it emerged that many of the papers were still being withheld by the FCO, using a legal exemption contained within a catch-all clause within the 1958 Public Records Act, the law that the department had breached by maintaining the secret archive.
That provision, too, contained exemptions for many businesses.
The 1997 American legislation to ratify and implement the treaty contained exemptions that opened loopholes for other nations to refuse both so-called challenge inspections (made at sites where cheating is suspected), and extensive analysis of samples.
And even before Citizens United, the McCain-Feingold law contained an exemption for news reports, commentaries and editorials.
The part of the McCain-Feingold law struck down in Citizens United contained an exemption for news reports, commentaries and editorials.
Mr. Kanjorski's legislation contained an exemption for venture funds, but they would have to provide more information to regulators in other ways.
Dr. Gramm said she never discussed the issue with her husband while he was dealing with the bill that contained that exemption, an obscure provision sought by Enron and other energy trading companies.
"It signifies that the Senate leadership is sensitive to the political pressure around this bill," Ms. Conlin said, adding that her group would vehemently oppose any measure that contained the exemption on contraceptive coverage for religious groups.
When a court struck down the mayor's executive order, the archbishop was equally opposed to a similar bill in the City Council on gay rights, which passed, even though it contained an exemption for religious institutions.
