Sentence examples for had been exempted from from inspiring English sources

The ash had been exempted from federal waste-management regulations by Congress in the 1970s.

He said other genetically engineered crops, like a petunia, had been exempted from regulation in the past.

Our research has shown that six months after the new policy was put in place only one-third of them had been exempted from payment by local authorities.

Those plants had been exempted from limits on emissions of sulfur-dioxide and nitrogen-oxide and have no scrubbers to capture those pollutants before they go up the smokestack.

Senior administration officials said they hoped Mr. Gates's effort would help quiet critics who asked why military spending had been exempted from the president's order for a 5 percent cut in the budgets of most domestic agencies.

Mr. Bush backed an initiative that made Texas only the third state in the nation to require pollution reductions from older power plants that had been exempted from the standards set for more modern ones.

More recently, efficiently run farms have been exempted from distribution.

In some cases, they have been exempted from new regulations.

All along, churches and other houses of worship have been exempted from the law's requirements.

Hitherto the tech elite have been exempted from the backlash against the plutocracy.

The NHS's recruitment of nurses in particular has been exempted from the cap.