Sentence examples similar to guaranteed exemption from inspiring English sources

Schwartzel has now guaranteed exemption on the European Tour until 2018 and lifetime entry to the Masters.

The life of the hermit is often undertaken by people who deplore the lack of spirituality in whatever culture they belong to, but this renunciation is far from guaranteeing exemption from the temptations of the flesh.

But given that Congress will have to grapple with serious fiscal issues after the November elections, there is no guarantee the exemption will emerge from those negotiations intact.

A rule proposed by her department would guarantee an exemption from the penalties for anyone found ineligible for Medicaid solely because of a state's decision not to expand the program.

"Denying this exemption to faith-based agencies leads one to believe that our lawmakers prefer laws that guarantee freedom from religion.

Surely Scottish nationalists will not wish to change their habits and start voting on English issues against the view of the majority of English MPs? England will not be pleased if nationalists are offered guarantees of exemption from spending cuts that will apply to England.

Having given up on improving the EU even without having tried, he goes for his second-best, i.e. to stay in the EU, albeit after having won some additional guarantees and exemptions from EU policies.

Yet in a world that accepts same sex-marriage they see such "niggardly exemptions" as not enough to guarantee their freedom.

In May 1998 the U.S. Congress passed a bill explicitly guaranteeing U.S. military exemption.

Currently, the MMMA protects patients in Section 6h by guaranteeing confidentiality and exemption from the Freedom of Information Act.

Democrats were in the majority at the convention, and their proposals were included in the new law, including increasing the number of elective offices, guaranteeing a homestead exemption, and restricting voting rights to white men.