Sentence examples for granting exclusions from inspiring English sources

George Bush attempted to mollify the EU by granting exclusions from steel tariffs of up to 30% announced in March.

What the district court overlooks, however, is that Mason's discussion continues: "... the militia of the future day may not consist of all classes, high and low, and rich and poor; but they may be confined to the lower and middle classes of the people, granting exclusion to the higher classes of the people...

Ms. Sutley said the administration was planning to tighten the process for granting such exclusions.

They reckon that granting these exclusions is preferable to seeing insurers withdraw from entire lines of business in their states.

White, masculine spaces permit some players to change the rules of the game without prompting outcry, making it possible for Bernie Sanders to call for integrity in the voting process while simultaneously granting an exclusion for himself, as he deftly illustrated in his March 17 appearance on the Rachel Maddow show.

In the case of steel, do you think the granting of the exclusions to the tariff hundreds have been requested by U.S. steel users will defuse that issue?

Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, who represented House Democrats in the formal negotiations during the tax debate, said his caucus would still push to change the tax plan, particularly a provision granting a generous tax exclusion to wealthy estates.

The Internal Revenue Code states that taxes apply to all income, except for exclusions granted by Congress like the tax-exempt interest from municipal bonds.

In poorer countries … the patent system may amount to simply the granting of private rights of exclusion to foreign patent-holders".

It was also the granting of one these hasty "categorical exclusions" that resulted in the unparalleled disaster in the Gulf of Mexico last summer.

The biggest available pool of money is the tax exclusion granted on employer-provided health insurance.