Sentence examples for some exemption from inspiring English sources

Many allow some exemption to elderly persons, individuals with disabilities, or to armed-forces veterans.

So, if unions and collective bargaining are to exist in America, some exemption from the antitrust laws is necessary.

"The idea that, somehow, there is some exemption certificate for this war against terrorism is utter nonsense".

Cameron is likely, however, to seek at least some exemption from the directive imposing a 48-hour maximum working week, which would fall outside any literal interpretation of the GMB's conference resolution but delight many employers.

See the Standards Verification UK website (svuk.eu/3600.htm), which, among other things, can be used as a guide to negotiate some exemption from parts of the new qualifications.

Keep in mind that most of these fellows already have jobs; they are just working off the books to avoid garnishment.The real question is, are Americans prepared to put men in jail for shrugging off  their child support duties?  (Presumably, there would be some exemption for the genuinely disabled).

Currently, there are SOme exemptions to government regulation, and the most important of these is autologous hemopoietic stem cells (HSC).

There are some exemptions.

There are also some exemptions.

There would be some exemptions under this regime.

Each candidate is seeking some exemptions from the spending cap.