Sentence examples for gain exemption from inspiring English sources

Son can still gain exemption if he was to help South Korea win gold at the 2018 Asian Games.

The government insists that applying benefit caps to workless claimants acts as a "powerful incentive" for them get a job because they gain exemption from the cap's often severe financial penalties if they can claim working tax credits.

The United States is seeking to sign bilateral agreements to gain exemption from the new court, and the Baltic nations seeking to join the Western alliances fear they will be forced to choose.

Schools that commit to certain reforms including tying teacher pay and performance could gain exemption from a program that seeks to have 100 percent of students meet basic requirements on math and reading scores — commonly called "cut scores" — by 2014.

Critics argued that the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor was simply trying to increase its membership by giving employers a financial incentive to agree to a union contract as a way to gain exemption from the higher minimum wage.

The transcripts of Lytton and James's conscription tribunals, as well as their correspondence, make it clear that they refused the easier way to gain exemption - by saying they were opposed to all war - and, instead, claimed exemption because they thought the war begun in 1914 was wrong.

Indeed, for more than 150 years, doctors in Britain have had the right to invoke this clause to gain exemptions from both training in and carrying out medical procedures such as abortion and hysterectomy.

To build up the vast holdings this practice entails, some swap dealers have maneuvered behind the scenes, exploiting their political influence and gaps in oversight to gain exemptions from regulatory limits and permission to set up new, unregulated markets.

If both India and Pakistan were to gain exemptions, then Israel too (in exactly the same position: outside the NPT and believed to have a significant nuclear arsenal) would come looking for a deal on civil nuclear technology.

In Denmark, for instance, there is nothing that stands in the way of temporarily lowering a given standard.15 In the Netherlands, too, this is not a matter of law, and it is possible to gain exemptions even from an extended agreement with mandatory provisions.

London Mayor Boris Johnson managed to gain exemptions for some areas including the City of London, seen as being of national economic importance, and the West End, where he wanted to preserve the "rich" social mix that is already being threatened by soaring property prices.