Sentence examples for should be exempted from from inspiring English sources

No nation should be exempted from its obligations.

The first is that culture should be exempted from cuts.

Brazil suggested that its citizens should be exempted from visa requirements.

"There's a strong case that they should be exempted from screening".

In a letter to Congress three weeks ago, President Obama said small businesses "should be exempted" from any employer mandate.

Why or why not? -What are legitimate reasons under which you should be exempted from a call to service?

Most net contributors cannot see why the EU should be exempted from the austerity it preaches to others.

And when pressed, a majority of women affirm that religious institutions should be exempted from the mandate.

To being able to provide adequate teaching quality in such courses, lecturers should be exempted from routine tasks like source code compilation, testing and grading.

So concerned are they that last week a number of vice-chancellors wrote to the home secretary to say that universities should be exempted from the new law.

If they choose to stay they should be exempted from the four-hour targets and wait as long as they have to.