Sentence examples for that are exempted from inspiring English sources

Iranian doctors, patients and officials say that, in particular, a ban on financial transactions is so effective that even medicines and other critical supplies that are exempted from the sanctions for humanitarian reasons are no longer exported to the Islamic Republic.

Congressional analysts have estimated that extending the three tax cuts that are exempted under the deal would cost more than $500 billion over the next 10 years, and that extending all of Mr. Bush's tax cuts could cost nearly $2 trillion over 10 years.

For example, personal care products [17], food and pharmaceuticals are mixtures that are exempted from the CLP Regulation.

"There are only a few companies that are exempted from this levy which are in direct international competition".

"Now we have almost 2,000 companies that are exempted and which have nothing to do with international competition at all.

Contributing to this discrepancy is, for example, (i) injuries from crashes on non-public or private areas that are exempted from official statistics, (ii) off-road riding motorcyclists, and (iii) the low reporting frequency (30%) by the police of the cases that nevertheless should have been included.

The rules, part of the Clean Air Act of 1970, are known as new source review, and apply to old plants that were exempted from meeting new pollution standards.

This article provides insights into the topic based on a Swedish small-scale herring fishery in the western Baltic Sea that was exempted from an ITQ-system.

Marcos also set up military financial institutions that were exempted from banking regulations, which contributed heavily to military corruption (Ferrer and Hernandez 2013).

In 1842, legislation was passed that expanded the types of personal property that were exempted from foreclosure.

Three casinos in the city of Detroit were selected because they are the only casinos in Michigan that were exempted by the SFA law.