Sentence examples for exemption that would enable from inspiring English sources
The bill would create an antitrust exemption that would enable playwrights as a group and producers as a group to bargain collectively on a new contract, said John Weidman, who wrote the book for Mr. Sondheim's musical "Assassins" and is the president of the Dramatists Guild of America.
Among the suggestions the FTC puts forward is the idea of exemptions to competition laws that would enable news organisations to collectively limit the ability of websites to aggregate their content.
Instating a carbon tax, eliminating subsidies, and eliminating environmental exemptions: These measures alone would go a long way toward creating a true free market that would enable renewables to compete on more equal footing.
The exemption is part of a recently passed House bill -- a central element of what Mr. Bush calls his compassionate conservative agenda -- that would enable more federal money for social services to be directed to religious groups.
That would enable them to secure something in return.
That would enable United to sell Rooney.
First, the government would repeal the existing tax exemption on employer-sponsored health insurance--an exemption that would become obsolete once employers stopped providing their workers with basic insurance.
What's more, Facebook even pushed the Securities and Exchange Commission for an exemption that would allow it to stay private.
Other entities, like swap dealers, would be allowed to apply for some limited risk-management exemptions that would have to be updated each year.
The bill, however, also included broad religious exemptions that would reach beyond places of worship.
