Sentence examples for some exemption from from inspiring English sources

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

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.

On July 3 , 2014 six justices ordered an injunction that allows Wheaton College of Illinois, a religiously affiliated university, some exemption from complying with Affordable Care Act's mandate on contraception.

Each candidate is seeking some exemptions from the spending cap.

Marshal Pétain's penciled-in changes expanded job restrictions for Jews and eliminated some exemptions from those restrictions.

A Clarence House spokeswoman confirmed the duchy enjoys some exemptions from normal planning laws but "has chosen not to exercise these rights since the change in legislation".

It suggests reducing the "hassle factor" in hiring, though it does not explain how, and allowing some exemptions from the toughest rules, perhaps for young workers, or for those working in export-processing zones, small businesses or labour-intensive industries.Leftists are livid.

Though peyote is a Schedule I controlled substance, the court found that its longstanding ceremonial use allowed for some exemptions from its illegality.

There is something unsettling about a conception of religious freedom that grants some people exemption from laws that others must obey.

Kelefa Sanneh's assertion that there is "something unsettling about a conception of religious freedom that grants some people exemption from laws that others must obey" is itself unsettling (Comment, May 5th).