Sentence examples for now exempted from inspiring English sources

The measure goes beyond current county policy: residents who present a note from a doctor describing a medical condition, typically a respiratory problem, are now exempted from spraying.

"I think the biggest thing that we welcome is the fact that so many of the vulnerable are now exempted from any form of co-payment … Clearly the one we're most concerned about is how freezes or in fact reductions to Medicare rebates are going to work through the system".

Journalists, its says, are now "exempted from the Regulatory Technical Standards of the Market Abuse Regulation", which came into effect last month, because the code has been "judged by the government to offer equivalent regulation for notification to the European Commission".

It came as a blessing in disguise that Bolzano now — "exempted" from teaching duties —  had all the time he needed to elaborate and write his new foundation of logic.

Thousands of first-time, low-level offenders are now exempted from excessive federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws.

The legislation heading to the National Assembly now exempts capital earned by active founders from the sale of their companies.

In addition, a federal law passed late last year now exempts sellers from having to pay income tax on the amount forgiven.

Moreover, the constitution now exempts both of those offices from the general retirement age so the occupants of those offices can stay even longer.

But it now exempts even more employers, and by her office's estimate, just 400 to 500 low-wage workers a year will benefit.

Most states now exempt such students, and including their scores with those of other students could drag down a school's performance, with potentially dire consequences.

The point is, writers have not and should not now exempt themselves from dealing with the pressing politics of the time.