Sentence examples for grandfathered by from inspiring English sources

Beijing has three options: It can follow the U.S.-India example and request an exemption for Pakistan; it can claim that new exports are "grandfathered" by a pre-2004 China-Pakistan andeement andodon't violate the N.S.G. rules; or it can ignore the voluntary guidelines.

A manager claims the facility is grandfathered by a massage-parlor license issued decades ago.

All the familiar brands of conventional cigarettes were grandfathered by the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, the 2009 law that gave the FDA authority over tobacco products.

"Southern Company's Plant Scherer -- "Grandfathered" by Congress in 1977, but not completed until 1989.

Rivera was the last MLB player to wear the uniform number 42 on a regular basis; at the time of his retirement, he was the only player still grandfathered by the league to wear Jackie Robinson's retired number.

--40 percent to 67percentt of individual policies will lose grandfathered status by 2011; --34 percent to 64percentt of large employer group plans (100 or more employees) will lose their grandfathered status by 2013: and.

--49 percent to 80percentt of small employer group plans (three to 99 employees) will lose their grandfathered status by 2013.

Tolya's grandfather, by then a lecturer at the Marxism-Leninism Institute, was devastated by the speech.

To me it reduced to the most commonsensical question: let's go back grandfather by grandfather and see where we end up".

My other grandfather by marriage was forced to witness the execution of his four adult sons.

I could be a great-great-great-grandfather by the time I'm 80.