Sentence examples for have an exemption from inspiring English sources

Moral scolds on divorce always have an exemption for battering, of course.

The rating agencies now have an exemption from the S.E.C.'s Regulation FD, for fair disclosure.

Britain currently does not have an exemption for parody in copyright law, despite the fact that the European Union's directive on copyright does allow for such an exemption.

(There may be a fuller explanation in the report itself, but it's behind a paywall; they have an exemption for journalists but you have to send in an application. They haven't gotten back to me yet, blah blah blah).

"We don't have an exemption in the United States for foreign governments," said Edwin M. Truman, an international finance expert at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.

(Yan Ming and Chang have two children. Shaolin monks have an exemption, granted by an emperor whom they protected during the Tang dynasty, that effectively permits meat, alcohol, and sex).

He even has an exemption (to the former "uptick rule" for short-selling) named after him.

Mr Cameron argues that Britain has an exemption from EU migration policy.

However, you can still burn wood if the stove has an exemption certificate.

The Department of Corrections has an exemption to a public rule making procedure.

The new law has an exemption for cities that have declared fiscal emergencies, which San Bernardino has done several times.