Sentence examples for is specifically exempted from inspiring English sources
This ignores the fact that election advertising for a "pending election" is specifically exempted from need for planning permission.
If your land has carried a crop of oil-seeds, grain legumes or cereals (other than maize) which has been harvested by either combine harvester or mower, then: You must meet one of the following conditions on that land …" In other words the crop that does most damage to the soil is specifically exempted from the rules designed to protect the soil.
Gas companies don't have to tell residents, state agencies or even hospitals what chemicals they use at drilling sites because hydraulic fracturing is specifically exempted from the Safe Drinking Water Act through a provision nicknamed "the Halliburton Loophole".
Interestingly, the government is specifically exempting itself from any trade obligations in these tender documents, citing national security.
Government investment pools operate much like money-market mutual funds, but they are specifically exempted from the federal laws that cover mutual funds.
"Security is first and foremost, and we would not do anything that would compromise it in any way," said Anson Franklin, the agency's chief spokesman, noting that the Office of Transportation Safeguards, which is responsible for the safe transport of nuclear weapons and other nuclear material, was specifically exempted from the freeze.
So, he said, if those documents do not prohibit a sublet fee, and the amount of the fee is not greater than the amount the documents allow, shareholders must pay it unless they are specifically exempted in the proprietary lease, the bylaws or the co-op's offering plan.
(Fracking in 2005 was specifically exempted from the Clean Water Act).
Cyclic steaming was specifically exempted from the state's new hydraulic fracking regulations.
Student loans were specifically exempted from state usury laws and from coverage under the Truth in Lending Act.
