Sentence examples for trade exemption from inspiring English sources
Plaintiff's "tools of the trade" exemption is based on Silverhart.
Classical musicians were outraged that the instruments were not covered under the "tools of the trade" exemption to bankruptcy liquidations.
It will then show how the Audubon's ability to regain their instruments without access to the tools of the trade exemption undermines the assumptions underlying the exemption in the first place.
The French won a trade exemption for cultural products in 1994, and now they are campaigning to have culture removed from free trade agreements altogether.
Enron, and other companies, wanted the trading exemption put in a law, which would provide more legal certainty to their operations than a regulatory rule.
While awaiting legislative approval, bankers started sending their trading exemption requests to Gramm and she began granting them.
Since dividing and trading exemptions can be thorny, it's usually best to work with a tax professional for a reasonable solution for both parties.
The Order further finds that the activities related to commodity option transactions were not conducted in compliance with a provision of the CEA or a provision of the Regulations otherwise applicable to swaps, and were not conducted pursuant to the Regulation 32.3 "trade option" exemption.
Second kicker: ALEC's model bill, like HB 157, has a trade secrets exemption for chemicals deemed proprietary. .
The Critical Infrastructure Protection Act of 2002 specifically exempted information provided by the private sector from the Freedom of Information Act disclosure requirements, and InfraGard's website notes that all its communications with the FBI and Homeland Security fall under "trade secrets" exemptions.
"Trade-secret exemptions block information on more than five ingredients for every well in Texas, undermining the statute's purpose of informing people about chemicals that are hauled through their communities and injected thousands of feet beneath their homes and farms".
