Sentence examples for major exemption from inspiring English sources

Aside from the conscience clause, the only other major exemption is for so-called "grandfathered" plans, many of which are offered by large employers.

It addresses the basics of copyright law, the exclusive rights of the copyright owner, and the major exemptions used by cultural heritage institutions.

Natural gas drilling companies have major exemptions from parts of at least 7 of the 15 sweeping federal environmental laws that regulate most other heavy industries and were written to protect air and drinking water from radioactive and hazardous chemicals.

The proposals would offer major exemptions from the requirements for citizenship to young immigrants here illegally who came to United States as children, giving them a faster path to become Americans.

It addresses the basics of copyright law and the exclusive rights of the copyright owner, the major exemptions used by cultural heritage institutions, and stresses the importance of "risk assessment" when conducting any digitization project.

After reading the regulatory sections of the report authored by Professor Wiseman, I reached the opposite conclusion  — that there is a need for new regulatory frameworks at the federal level, or at least the elimination of the major exemptions that the fracking industry currently enjoys.

The bill itself does not scrap the bedroom tax but dilutes its impact, proposing three major exemptions: disabled tenants whose social home have been specially adapted; disabled tenants in receipt of disability living allowance who are unable to share a bedroom; and under-occupying tenants who have not received an alternative offer of accommodation from their landlord.

In 1996 the U.S. Congress voted to phase out gradually a major tax exemption for U.S. manufacturers doing business in Puerto Rico.

"I'm worried about living my life every day," said Brandt Jobe, 47, who is playing on a major medical exemption.

He added that the tour's major medical exemption is open only to players in the categories of top 30 money winners from the previous season and winners from the current year.

The comeback effort of the professional golfer Ken Green was dealt another blow Tuesday when he learned that his request for a major medical exemption on the Champions Tour had been denied.