Sentence examples for exemptions that exist from inspiring English sources

The members of Ms. Simmons's church, which she ran out of her home, were falsely told that they were eligible for permanent resident visas under exemptions that exist for religious workers abroad.

Citing what some parents believe is a link between autism and the mercury-containing preservative thimerosal, which can be found in small amounts in the flu vaccines, some parent groups vowed to push harder for the right to refuse the vaccines on philosophical grounds, an exemption that exists in other states but not in New Jersey.

Among the problems with the current system are the anomalies that exist for fee exemptions.

There are also a number of exemptions from consent for medical research that exist in law, such as public health surveillance.

How could that exist?

That's the exemption and rate that existed in 2009.

Indeed, late last year, it looked like Congress would make the tax permanent with the same $3.5 million exemption and 45% top rate that existed in 2009.

To further complicate matters, there's a possibility though as the year wears on it seems increasingly remote that Congress will restore the tax retroactively with the same $3.5 million exemption and 45% top rate that existed in 2009.

Unlike the House version, the Senate version would place a $125,000 cap on home equity that can be shielded from creditors in bankruptcy, ending an unlimited exemption that now exists in several states, including Texas.

Google would need exemption from country-specific laws in the window of time that exists between a potentially offensive video being uploaded and it being removed or restricted on the site.

Even if the religious organizations' exemptions were absolute and their employees had no contraceptive coverage -- the situation that exists now with churches, and one the high court could conceivably extend to the plaintiffs -- dicey dilemmas are coming.