Sentence examples for explicit exemption for from inspiring English sources

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.

Here in New York, the law takes an even tougher stance, requiring passengers to pay for the distance traveled up to the point of an accident or breakdown, with no explicit exemption for foot-steering.

On the national level, the industry obtained an explicit exemption for hydraulic fracturing from a key provision of the Safe Drinking Water Act, as part of 2005 energy legislation.

Religious groups dissatisfied with the new proposal want a broader, more explicit exemption for religious organizations and protection for secular businesses owned by people with religious objections to contraceptive coverage.

In response, Congress passed an explicit exemption for NRMP through the Pension Funding Equity Act of 2004, making legal challenges moot.

In Tampa last week, a GOP committee approved draft language calling for a constitutional ban on abortion, without any explicit exemption for victims of rape or incest.

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

Presently, though, acts of cruelty involving farm animals are rarely prosecuted and many states have explicit exemptions from the cruelty laws for routine farming practices," Penzer wrote.

For a start, there's an explicit exemption in the bill that allows for the letting of rooms in private dwellings if the owner is present (as is often the case in AirBnB lets).

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

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