Sentence examples for so far exempted from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar have so far exempted oil and gas from their fight.
(This concept is known as decoupling and is celebrated by energy-efficiency advocates; Idaho was one of the first states to adopt it, after California, though Idaho Power's large industrial customers are so far exempt from the rate adjustments).
But climate agreements so far have exempted the poorer countries from obligations to reduce the release of greenhouse gases.
But at Copenhagen, developed countries insisted on deep emissions cuts from key developing economies that have so far been exempt under Kyoto as the price for their own reductions and for supporting a global adaptation fund of $100 billion a year by 2020.
Its Mercosur partners have not been exempted: so far this year, Brazil's exports to Argentina are down 15% on the same period in 2011, while Uruguay's are down by 10%.
But, as time passes, not all the current disregard for human rights can be put in the context of the genocide three years ago.So far Rwanda is exempt from international pressure to hold elections.
After Lord Hutton's very narrow reading of his remit, and Lord Butler's attack on systems and processes went so far and wide as to exempt individuals from blame, there were understandable fears that the career mandarin, Sir John Chilcot, would likewise pull punches, or else lapse into evasive establishment prose.
It has delayed the delivery of fuel to feed the nuclear reactor it has been building at Bushehr, which has been exempted from sanctions so far.
A recent analysis by the Washington Post found that, at a cost of $24 million, 40% of the TV ads in the presidential race so far came from these tax-exempt "social welfare" groups.
In appreciation of the Transylvanian noblemen's services in the crushing of the revolt, Charles I exempted them from the taxes they had so far paid to the voivodes.
