Sentence examples for exemption was made from inspiring English sources

A further exemption to this exemption was made for nominations to the U.S. Supreme Court.

City officials said the exemption was made in mid-October by the conflicts board, which is separate from the mayor's office, although the mayor appoints its members.

The exemption was made in part because the penalties would have barred American farmers from bidding on a $37 million wheat order from Pakistan.

In an anti-abortion measure once sponsored by Mr. Akin, Mr. Ryan and scores of other Republican lawmakers, an exemption was made for victims of "forcible" rape, though that word was later removed.

Exclusion criteria included: substance abuse, spinal vertebral instability, major concurrent medical illness (e.g. carcinoma, auto-immune disease, diabetes mellitus) and ASIA Impairment Scale category other than A. Syringomyelia was also an exclusion criterion but an exemption was made for a control patient with a stable syrinx.

One group seeking a tax exemption was making software as a tool for political dissent abroad — with the blessing of the United States government.

Many scientists fear that unless a complete exemption is made for scientists and social scientists, their work would be muzzled.

If the exemption were made available to public companies (i.e., companies with a class of securities registered under Section 12 of the Exchange Act or who report under Section 15 d) of the Exchange Act), its availability could be limited to companies that were current in their Exchange Act filings.

"If the exemption is made law, our clients will apply for judicial review.

The final proposal, effectively imposing one law for all, universal conscription and an end to rank-based tax exemptions, was made by a commission which included Kogălniceanu and Vasile Mălinescu, and was passed by the Divan on October 29, 1857, with 73 out of 77 votes (the remaining 4 were all abstentions).

There, the text must clearly convey that where exemptions are made, Article 83 overrules the provisions from which scientific research is being exempted.