Sentence examples for exemption order from inspiring English sources

Speakers' Corner was established by the issuance of the Public Entertainments (Speakers' Corner) (Exemption) Order 2000, which exempted people wishing to speak in Hong Lim Park from the need to apply for a licence under the Public Entertainments Act.

Once takeover negotiations are made public, the bidder will have to launch a formal takeover in a month, walk away or seek an exemption order from the panel — the so-called "put up or shut up" moment.

Public speaking at Speakers' Corner is regulated by the Public Entertainments and Meetings (Speakers' Corner) (Exemption) Order made under the Public Entertainments and Meetings Act.

With effect from 1 September 2008, under the Public Entertainments and Meetings (Speakers' Corner) (Exemption) Order 2008 ("2008 PEMA Order"), responsibility for registering people wishing to speak or stage an exhibition or performance at Speakers' Corner was taken over from the police by the Commissioner of Parks and Recreation by way of an amendment to the Parks and Trees Regulations.

One of the key proposals within the document is the abolition of Home Office exemption orders for charities wishing to collect on a national or UK-wide basis.

Thus, at present, Speakers' Corner is concurrently regulated by the Parks and Trees Regulations, and by exemption orders issued under the PEMA and POA.

The Treasury would surely worry about the precedent – if private hospital chains such as BMI or Ramsay are exempted to induce them to compete with NHS hospitals, will G4S demand exemption in order to compete with HM prisons?

The Commons also breached the Freedom of Information Act in failing to state for more than six months that it was claiming an exemption in order to refuse to name MPs whose debts had been outstanding less than 90 days.

In February of this year, we saw a leaked version of a Trump religious exemptions executive order that would have enshrined Indiana-style exemptions into many parts of federal law.

The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, which oversees the sanctions on Iran, said in a statement that it had cut the bureaucracy for obtaining exemptions in order to expedite the provision of health services, disaster relief, wildlife conservation and human rights projects in the country.

During the Christian reconquest of Spain from the Muslims (11th 15th century), the various Christian kings frequently granted special privileges and exemptions in order to provide incentives for settlers in newly conquered towns and to modify legal and administrative practice in a way that was appropriate for frontier towns dependent on the crown but far from the centre of government.