Sentence examples for information specifically exempted from inspiring English sources

The intelligence agency withheld all of them, citing exemptions for classified materials and information specifically exempted by other laws.

The Critical Infrastructure Protection Act of 2002 specifically exempted information provided by the private sector from the Freedom of Information Act disclosure requirements, and ­InfraGard's website notes that all its communications with the FBI and Homeland Security fall under "trade secrets" exemptions.

For a start, the bill would codify and make permanent the presumption of disclosure that Barack Obama introduced in his first term – that is, the idea that federal agencies must divulge information unless they are specifically exempted from doing so.

Anything not specifically exempted from the agreement is considered covered.

But menthol was specifically exempted from the ban.

It specifically exempted hospitals and hospices until 2019, presumably for political reasons.

Critics say this applies only to Schengen countries and the UK is specifically exempted.

Medical supplies fall under the trade embargo unless specifically exempted for humanitarian reasons.

Speeches in parliament were specifically exempted from the gag order obtained by Freshfields, Barclays City lawyers.

Their existence is limited to two years, unless specifically exempted by the entity establishing them.

One year of directed teaching experience at Cornell is required unless the student is specifically exempted.