Sentence examples for win exemptions from inspiring English sources

The district originally joined in the conservation effort partly to win exemptions from some provisions of the Endangered Species Act.

Good labour relations made it easier for Harmony to win exemptions from some of South Africa's burdensome labour regulations.

Stefan Pryor, deputy mayor for economic development, said one method might be to create an easier way for businesses to win exemptions from the law.

Scores of Russian men -- and their parents -- now go to extreme lengths to win exemptions from service, similar to what Americans did during the Vietnam War.

"We judges have to grovel like mangy street dogs" to win exemptions from unrealistic goals to complete cases, one judge commented.

As a director of the New Mexico Gamefowl Association, a nonprofit cockfighting advocacy group, he has taken up fighting in the courts, where appeals claiming tribal, religious and cultural sovereignty have failed to win exemptions from the ban.

Yet to win exemption from mandatory military service, they must prove their sexual orientation.

Jerome E. Horton, a Democratic member of the California Assembly who represents Inglewood and adjoining areas, said that the vote was a referendum on the ability of a large corporation to win exemption from local zoning and planning laws.

This mighty undertaking would have been delayed by untold years had the authority not managed to win exemption from the state's environmental review law, which adds time, cost and unpredictability to projects.

Only Britain and Denmark have won exemptions.

British and Canadian leaders announced they had won exemptions for their citizens.