Sentence examples for unless specifically exempted from inspiring English sources
Medical supplies fall under the trade embargo unless specifically exempted for humanitarian reasons.
Their existence is limited to two years, unless specifically exempted by the entity establishing them.
Under the sanctions, any cooperation with North Korean entities is illegal, unless specifically exempted by the U.N.
The new open-records law, which went into effect on Monday, presumes that all government records are public unless specifically exempted.
479, related to application of taxes to retail sales by United States or by any agency or instrumentality of United States unless specifically exempted from such tax.
So far, researchers have found a first-hand account of the Battle of the Bulge in 1944 and a 1954 report by the joint chiefs of staff on the possible use of atomic bombs against China.In April 1995 Mr Clinton followed that up by issuing an executive order that all secret documents 25 or more years old should be automatically declassified, unless specifically exempted.
All employees, whose employment has the relationship to interstate or foreign commerce which the Act specifies, are subject to the prescribed labor standards unless specifically exempt from them.
NELSON: That would still apply - in my opinion...It would apply to any federal legislation, I think, unless it specifically exempted it.
For a start, the bill would codify and make permanent the presumption of disclosure that Barack Obama introduced in his first term – that is, the idea that federal agencies must divulge information unless they are specifically exempted from doing so.
So, he said, if those documents do not prohibit a sublet fee, and the amount of the fee is not greater than the amount the documents allow, shareholders must pay it unless they are specifically exempted in the proprietary lease, the bylaws or the co-op's offering plan.
4. Mark your goods legibly and conspicuously with the name of the country of origin, unless they are specifically exempted from the country of origin marking requirements, and with such other marking as required by the marking laws of the United States.
