Sentence examples for no exemption from inspiring English sources

The Catholic Church and orthodox Jewish congregations have defined their positions of leadership in a way that excludes women, but the No Exemption view is that those organizations have no morally valid claim to be exempt from antidiscrimination laws for that reason.

See, e.g., Rule 506(d)(v)(B) under Regulation D ("No exemption under this section shall be available for a sale of securities if the issuer..

An argument against the No Exemption view is needed.

On the No Exemption view, regulating clothing is illiberal in that it unjustifiably restricts liberty, but applying antidiscrimination laws across the board is required by liberal principles.

And if one objects to the No Exemption view that it is simply not feasible to force Churches or synagogues to appoint women as spiritual leaders, then Rutherford replies that religious institutions can and should be subject to private lawsuits for financial damages in cases where a person is denied a position in violation of antidiscrimination laws (Rutherford 1996: 1125 26).

"There is no exemption for peaceful protest".

There is no "exemption" from regulation.

Today's bout against India's diminutive but fierce boxer Mary Kom was no exemption.

Sadly, there is no exemption for passing the baton to our pals (or Michael Phelps).

No wonder there is no exemption for public interest disclosures in Brandis' new Bill.

We would all prefer airtight, no-exemption, 100% coverage". Allowing this group to remain outside the insurance pool means that older and sicker customers become overconcentrated among policyholders, which forces premiums higher.