Sentence examples for exemptions to existing from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the current regulations have been optimized for the existing fleet so new regulations or exemptions to existing regulations will be required before a designer can even submit a license of an advanced nuclear reactor design.

The next couple of months had the Chairman expanding exemptions to existing rules, retracting inquiries and studies that might have led to more regulation, standing by while pending regulations were nullified, abandoning the defense of challenged rules and fast-tracking mergers like Sinclair's.

It seems the IRS was directed to issue an exemption to existing tax rules that will allow Citigroup to avoid billions of dollars in normal federal liabilities.

With current energy prices, this demands biofuel support comparable to existing tax exemptions (around 30 EUR/MWh), or a CO2 cost of around 60 EUR/tCO2.

Exemptions include limited additions and expansions to existing businesses and interior repairs, like the $8 million renovation taking place at the Jefferson Valley Mall.

The National Institutes of Health Office of Human Subjects Research granted exemption from institutional review board review and waived informed consent, because the study was restricted to existing data with all personal identifiers removed.

But the exemption would apply to higher assessments resulting from renovations costing more than $3,000 that first-time buyers made to existing homes.

Late last year, the Human Rights Campaign issued an alarming report on what they called "a disturbing trend by religious colleges and universities to request exemptions from existing civil rights law in order to discriminate against LGBT students".

Airbus ultimately found that most potential customers favoured four engines due to their exemption from existing twinjet range restrictions and their ability to be ferried with one inactive engine.

And businesses are moving forward with their own plans, using exemptions in existing regulations that allow for some limited crowdfunding.

The media would still not get a blanket exemption but existing defences will be easier to access as journalists will no longer be required to prove their work is "fair and accurate", only that they "reasonably believe" it is in the public interest.