Sentence examples for its exemption from inspiring English sources

It got its exemption, but the bill still died.

The plan would lose its exemption if it eliminated benefits for counseling.

Under the rules, a health insurance plan can lose its exemption if it eliminates all benefits for a particular condition or if it increases deductibles or co-payments by more than the rate of medical inflation plus 15 percentage points.

Britain has signalled it will not accept a mandatory quota of migrants and its exemption from EU home affairs means it is not obliged to.

Some conservative opponents of the act, known as ENDA, contend it would threaten religious freedom because its exemption for employers affiliated with religious organizations is too narrow.

The colony may lose its exemption from local property taxes; it is not in danger of losing its Internal Revenue Service designation as a charitable organization, and contributions to it will remain tax-deductible.

It's changed over the years: Its exemptions for rape and incest were initially limited to cases of people being "forcibly raped" and only to survivors of incest who were minors.

The NHS loses its exemptions and once that competition door is opened there is no closing it again.

England's plastic bag charge was a long time coming – long after Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales – and critics predicted its exemptions for small stores and paper bags would diminish its effectiveness.

In four days of riots, partly inspired by opposition to military conscription and its exemptions for the wealthy, looting and destruction were aimed not only at Republicans like Greeley but also at black New Yorkers.

What's worse, with its exemptions for religiously affiliated employers, ENDA jumps the curb and runs you right over.