Sentence examples for exemption made from inspiring English sources

Compton, playing on a sponsor's exemption, made nine birdies, seven over a nine-hole stretch on the Old White course.

Plus, exemption made sense because renewable energy has the same policy objective as the levy: reducing the UK's carbon emissions.

"It would be far too damaging to allow this clause to proceed and I think there will be an exemption made for scientists getting government grants".

Larry Kessler, an expert on medical devices and a former director in the F.D.A.'s Center for Devices and Radiological Health, said that the humanitarian exemption made sense sometimes, but that the new study showed its dangers.

Representative Abercrombie, who was re-elected on the basis of his staunch support for the Jones Act, said this exemption made sense to him, though he says he still backs the Jones Act as strongly as ever.

The exemption made available under paragraph (1) shall only apply with respect to a work when an identical copy of that work is not reasonably available in another form.

This exemption makes it inaccurate to predict its activity based on PKM2 oligomerization.

"The $10 million exemption makes state death tax planning all the more important," says Charles "Skip" Fox, an estate lawyer with McGuire Woods in Charlottesville, Va.

This tax exemption makes Puerto Rico's municipal bonds unique because those issued on the mainland provide tax exemptions only in their home state.

The new rule eliminates some of the most contentious requirements from the proposal concerning the BIC exemption, making it easier for financial services firms and advisers to use.

As such it was felt appropriate to include this exemption in the scenarios, even though it is applied as a constant annual input across the whole UK fleet4 As it seemed that this exemption makes more of an impact on BEV than PHEV, scenarios were tested where only BEV benefited from the exemption.