Sentence examples for try to exempt from inspiring English sources

So only developers of nonedible plants like grass or flowers might try to exempt themselves from regulation, he said.

"When particular groups try to exempt themselves from having their tax money support a particular government activity, there is no legal precedent for that," he said.

If the economy should slow further, Mr. Hevesi said, he would try to exempt the schools, along with the police and the Fire Department, from budget cuts.

But there's a delicate balance as we try to exempt treating physicians while holding doctors and H.M.O.'s liable for poor decisions".

As late as January of this year, no less august a political personage than Ms Harman herself introduced a motion to try to exempt MPs' expenses from disclosure under the Freedom of Information law.

It's there in the smaller things, like the government's announcement this week that it would try to exempt private companies from new tax transparency laws because of concerns about safety and kidnappings.

In response to this difficulty, dualists have tried to exempt the mental from any causal role.

Congress has tried to exempt "information or informational materials" from the nation's trade embargoes.

How about hateful speech disguised as religion, which Republican legislators in Michigan tried to exempt from a bullying bill there last month?

He says he fought to see of "David Maclean's wretched bill" that tried to exempt parliament from the Freedom of Information Act.

This time Iran tried to exempt preparation of some material for its enrichment machines from the ban, then some 20 of the centrifuges themselves (and it still wants to continue some research with these).