Sentence examples for had exempted from inspiring English sources

However, senior Treasury officials said privately that they had exempted A.I.G. because they did not consider the rescue to be a traditional takeover.

In South Carolina, legislation that had exempted Amazon from collecting tax has expired; it is unclear whether it will be renewed or not.

A Sun spokesman, in pointing out that it had exempted Merseyside postcodes from its promotion, said: "The Skelmersdale issue is a matter for the Royal Mail".

Mr. Duncan originally proposed a bill to regulate indoor air quality that had exempted tobacco smoke, but the council added it to the measure.

And, crucially, Mr Walker had exempted the most powerful public-sector unions, the police and firemen, from his new laws.The fight in Wisconsin was about fiscal conservatism, jobs and the economy.

But the text of the original decree had exempted all presidential edicts from judicial review until the ratification of a constitution, not just those edicts related to the assembly or justified as "acts of sovereignty".

But the CAA has exempted them.

He has exempted overtime work from taxes and social charges.

In contrast to Decc, the MoD has exempted only eight of its 36 major projects.

"The government has exempted small businesses from something they want to be included in.

That bill would have exempted the holders of existing derivatives contracts from posting collateral or margin requirements.