Sentence examples for requested an exemption from inspiring English sources
Observant Jews requested an exemption for holy days on which they were forbidden to drive.
Three airlines -- American, Delta and JetBlue -- had requested an exemption for operations at Kennedy Airport until the main runway, which is under renovation, reopened on Dec. 1.
A number of religious groups, led by the American Catholic bishops, had requested an exemption for plans purchased by their institutions.
10.26am BST Welcome to the eco audit Pesticide manufacturer Syngenta have requested an exemption for some UK farmers from an EU ban on neonicotinoids.
(Providing that coverage, the Obama administration reasoned, would end up saving the insurance companies money since contraception is cheaper to cover than pregnancy and childbirth).The Little Sisters did not feel comfortable with this arrangement, however, and in effect requested an exemption from the terms of the exemption.
McGovern requested an exemption from the cuts for the FBI's counterterrorism spending, while Rep. Robert Andrews (D-N.J).
If the services choose to keep a particular specialty off-limits, they must request an exemption from the new policy.
By sending HHS a letter requesting an exemption from the birth-control mandate, the objecting groups claim they are prompting a process that will implant murderous IUDs in the uteri of their workers.This claim is a stretch.
Under the accommodation put in place by the Obama administration in June of 2013, universities and charities with a religious objection to contraception could fill out a form requesting an exemption.
If requesting an exemption from the birth-control mandate can plausibly be thought to represent complicity in the provision of birth control, then anyone can claim to be complicit in just about any act.
But, according to a draft of an executive order leaked to Vox, the new guideline, which is expected to be issued soon, would apparently allow any business or organization to request an exemption on religious or moral grounds.
