Sentence examples for explicit exemption from inspiring English sources

But an explicit exemption for juvenile sexual behaviour where no abuse is involved is needed.

The rule creates an explicit exemption to the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967.

The Canadian government is also pressing Congress and the Obama administration for an explicit exemption on state and local projects.

The new policy creates an explicit exemption from age-discrimination laws for employers that scale back benefits of retirees 65 and over.

A lawyer for the workers, Jane Chung, said that labor law bars restaurants from taking from workers' tips without an explicit exemption, and said that the judge's ruling effectively declares Indus Valley's practice illegal.

According to data compiled by the National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information, which is maintained by the Department of Health and Human Services, as many as 14 states make no explicit exemption for information obtained in the confessional.

In London, the Foreign Office said: "There are a number of explicit exemptions within EU sanctions to allow Iran to purchase humanitarian goods such as medicines.

The Daily Progress reports Virginia is one of four states that provides an explicit religious exemption, and is the only state that does not require exempted students to satisfy any educational requirements, such as enrollment in a home-schooling program.

It's important to note that the new RAISE Act exemption is an explicit safe harbor from registration, but it is not the exclusive means for establishing an exemption from the registration requirements of the securities laws.

While some authors explicitly state they collected data in church-sponsored centers in states that allow license-exemption for such centers, there has not been an explicit examination of license-exempt centers included in these samples.

Mr. Cholst said the exemption would appear as an explicit statement or as a reservation of veto power over amendments to the proprietary lease or bylaws that adversely affect sponsor interests.