Sentence examples for exemptions rules from inspiring English sources

The means to this end are taxes, grants, awards, surcharges, tariffs, exemptions, rules, guidelines, Ministers of This and Secretaries of That.

However, fatigue design rules and fatigue exemption rules are not applicable, precluding construction of reactors using low chrome alloys at temperatures above 371 °C (7000F).

But religious exemption rules require courts to consider whether the interest isn't just legitimate, but compelling.

For pressure vessels constructed with low alloy steels which operate at temperatures above 371 ̊C, the fatigue design and exemption rules provided in ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Section VIII are no longer applicable.

In Wales, fee exemption rules on prescriptions are more liberal, leading to the phenomenon of "drug runs" whereby people on the English side of the border drive acrossto stock up on cheaper medicines.

In May, the Alliance Defense Fund invited clergy members around the country to challenge I.R.S. tax-exemption rules by preaching sermons on Sept. 28 — it coined the phrase "Pulpit Freedom Sunday" — "specifically opposing candidates for office whose political positions conflict with scriptural truth".

A security policy is often defined as permission, prohibition, obligation, and exemption rules.

Obligation and exemption rules are useful to specify other security requirements corresponding to usage control policies [1],[2].

Unlike pre-existing national health care exemption rules, the FHCI received significant financial backing from the Sierra Leone Government and international donor agencies [5, 6].

Sears said he fought even the current exemption rules and would likewise oppose any further restriction.

And with a handful of vaccination-related bills to be decided on in the Texas legislature this spring (some would loosen rules for vaccine exemptions and others would tighten exemption rules), the debate in Texas could get ugly.