Sentence examples for has exempted from from inspiring English sources

To encourage them, George Osborne has exempted from VAT services such as Human Resources (HR) and Information Technology (IT) that are shared between universities.

In other green initiatives, the government has exempted from the carbon floor price electricity produced by combined heat and power plants, which some manufacturers use.

All schools to have to serve healthy food in their canteens, including academies and free schools, which the education secretary, Michael Gove, has exempted from the requirement that applies in all other state schools.

The Treasury wants to ensure that a combined agency would adopt the gentler regulatory approach of the C.F.T.C., which has exempted from regulation many derivatives products that are traded over the counter.

In the intervening months, as the website thinkprogress.org has pointed out, he has exempted from the ban his own friends who are Muslim, Muslim Americans in the military, Muslim world leaders and Muslim athletes.

At different points the president seemed doubtful about the functional effectiveness of the U.S. press, politicians and even citizens — whom he often has exempted from his harshest critiques in the past.

If then this body can have no contrary, because there can be no contrary motion to the circular, nature seems justly to have exempted from contraries the body which was to be ungenerated and indestructible.

We have exempted from this survey any old taxonomic papers that refer to descriptions of new species that have not been verified in more recent studies.

By including Leibovitz's portrait, she has exempted herself from her own rule.

Pensioners are most likely to have spare rooms, but the government has exempted them from the bedroom tax.

"Trump has exempted himself from these ethics standards, which sets the tone for the rest of the administration," he said.