Sentence examples for not specifically exempted from inspiring English sources

Anything not specifically exempted from the agreement is considered covered.

Through something called a "ratchet clause" current levels of privatisation would be "locked in" on any services not specifically exempted.

The bill, for example, would expand the definition of public records to include almost any that are not specifically exempted from public scrutiny.

Not only did he not attack Mrs Warren; by implication, he specifically exempted her from the group in whom he was interested.

The reason it is not illegal gambling is that, in 2000, Congress specifically exempted credit default swaps from state gaming laws.

The bill, she noted, includes a list of 2,271 types of weapons specifically exempted from its scope: "Isn't that enough for the people in the United States?

While any criminal penalties allotted to Rockwell would not have been covered by U.S. taxpayers, Rockwell claimed that the Department of Energy had specifically exempted them from most environmental laws, including hazardous waste.

"Congress specifically exempted donors to 527 organizations from the gift tax in 2000, but it didn't exempt contributions to (c)(4) groups because there wasn't an issue at the time," said Alan P. Dye, a lawyer who represents a number of conservative advocacy groups.

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".

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

(Fracking in 2005 was specifically exempted from the Clean Water Act).