Sentence examples for exemption from regulation from inspiring English sources

There is no "exemption" from regulation.

Evidently, not all agencies enjoying exemption from regulation are quite as enthusiastic as Consultus says it is on the anomaly being corrected.

Phonepay Plus granted the charity sector exemption from regulation that required charities to offer the option to stop the donation at the point of every payment.

In the House, Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo). has pending legislation to rescind fracturing's exemption from regulation under the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The rating agencies asked for and received an exemption from Regulation FD, a S.E.C. rule that restricts the selective disclosure of material of nonpublic information by companies with publicly traded securities.

Mr. Einhorn thinks the S.E.C. should force the publication of information given to the rating agencies, by ending their exemption from Regulation FD, which generally bars selective disclosures by companies.

The law does not give religious institutions wholesale exemption from regulations, but requires that the state demonstrate a compelling reason for infringement of religious liberty.

He has allowed local governments to create special zones, and then petition for exemption from regulations on a case-by-case basis.At the south-western port of Kita-Kyushu, for example, the government has permitted Nippon Steel to build its own power-transmission lines, connecting its power-generation plant to other factories in the area.

Similarly in the case of Bob Jones University, the Court held that a private religious institution cannot demand an exemption from regulations enforcing important government interests when those regulations accompany the receipt of government subsidies in the form of tax exemptions.

Gary Gensler, the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, said the bill would allow financial firms too many exemptions from regulation.

Americans do not want to see weakened protection of air and water quality, more oil industry exemptions from regulation, or the end of incentives for encouraging alternative energy technology.