Sentence examples for extensive exemptions from inspiring English sources

Bernardi's call also increases pressure on the attorney general, George Brandis, to include extensive exemptions to discrimination law in proposed amendments to the Marriage Act.

The AME co-chairman, Alex Greenwich, said extensive exemptions to anti-discrimination law were "concerning" and added "that is the whole problem with the plebiscite proposal, people don't know what the legislation they are voting for actually is".

The prospect of extensive exemptions to discrimination law would provide a further reason for Labor and others to block the plebiscite, and and could split the yes vote if the plebiscite went ahead.

The natural gas drilling boom is forcing the E.P.A. to wrestle with questions of jurisdiction over individual states and how to police the industry despite its extensive exemptions from federal law.

"Instead, it represents an effort by major financial entities to expand already extensive exemptions they were given in both the original Dodd Frank Act and in rules currently being finalized by regulators".

The term psychoactive covers such a wide range of substances that the legislation comes with an extensive list of exemptions including food, medicines, alcohol, nicotine and tobacco products, and coffee and tea.

An extensive list of exemptions has become available to white culprits of mass violence, most notably "lone wolf" or "insane," and the Las Vegas shooting adds the status of being "a local individual" to the roster.

These disagreements resulted in a government proposal that was significantly watered down (as compared to the proposals of the government-appointed inquiry in 2008, see Government bill, 2009/10 77 (2009)), including an extensive list of exemptions that in practice meant that extremely few people were submitted to the new support requirement.

This study received IRB exemption status.

Fancy Bears hack of WADA files highlights the extensive use of medical exemptions of banned substances for therapeutic reasons.

According to briefing notes on the plebiscite prepared for the Coalition party room, seen by Guardian Australia, the legislation would allow "conscientious objectors" to reject same-sex weddings, an exemption more extensive than merely allowing religious leaders to refuse to conduct them.