Sentence examples for to grandfathered from inspiring English sources

He also noted that although Bizo will "honor their existing contracts," LinkedIn does not plan to continue Bizo's Data Solutions business, and it will not be making its data available to "grandfathered" customers.

The provision does not apply, however, to "grandfathered" plans — those in existence on March 23, when the health law was enacted.

Netflix totally deserves to be there and maybe Cisco, but the others just seem to grandfathered in.

Administration officials say Obama was referring to "grandfathered" policies that existed before the law passed in March 2010.

Note that, by definition, there are no inflows to the grandfathered cohort beyond 30 June 2006, only outflows.

This industrial rent-seeking most prominently leads to a grandfathered permit allocation rule like the one found in the US tradeable permit systems.

The policy comes in especially handy if you're still clinging to a grandfathered AT&T unlimited data plan — as Peter pointed out earlier, those aren't going anywhere.

But Rob Woodson of the United Coin Machine Company, the slot operator that provided the machines for the day, said: "There are probably four or five places that have to do this in order to preserve their grandfathered zoning rights to have nonrestricted gaming there.

He said California's controversial decision not to grandfather existing health plans in 2014, as many other states did, meant initial rates in 2014 were higher than in other states, front-loading the pain that others are starting to feel as grandfathered plans end.

Now, it seems like the carrier may be making FaceTime available even to users on grandfathered unlimited data plans as the service begins to roll out live, though whether that's an intentional move remains to be seen.

If they want to retain their grandfathered status, they cannot reduce any annual dollar limit that was in place on March 23.