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Grandfathered

Grandfathered meaning

Of a policy, document, or other legality, that has retained discontinued laws or rules or that has been exempted from new regulation.

Example sentences (20)

It directly preceded the formation of Studio Ghibli but has since been grandfathered in along with The Castle of Cagliostro.

On that front, the ROIC hurdle rate that you have of 20%, is that now largely being followed across all segments or does -- do certain segments like display get a pass, because they've already been grandfathered in?

And then Sony announced that while Funimation subscriptions would be grandfathered into Crunchyroll accounts, digital libraries would not.

A new ordinance was approved by the city council in 2019, ending the exemptions for churches but allowing properties already owned by churches to be grandfathered in. The Renfro house is one of those that is still exempt from the HPC rules.

Because it retained existing rights, the mine effectively became grandfathered into legal operation despite a 20-year moratorium placed on uranium mining in the Grand Canyon region by the Obama administration in 2012.

Hofreiter was referring to an option proposed whereby cruise missiles would be grandfathered into Ukraine, albeit not Taurus – which would go to the UK – but Storm Shadow; ie. the UK would then send stocks of this system Ukraine-wards.

However, in Michigan, a wolfdog can be “grandfathered” in.

I am grandfathered into Philo for $10/month, which sounds like a much better deal.

It was grandfathered in when the 2000 ballot initiative passed and has continued to operate, although hunting is prohibited, Lemon said.

Three-story structures are not permitted in Woodstock, though some are grandfathered.

But lawmakers also grandfathered in companies that were doing direct sales in 2009.

Current justices would be grandfathered in and wouldn’t have to step down.

She argues that the lot size requirements are a key part of the variances system, where “unique circumstances” allow small lots to be grandfathered-in.

That enables the duchy to charge small ground rents to homeowners grandfathered into long leases, like Davis.

A new law banned whale, dolphin and porpoise captivity, but grandfathered in the two facilities in the country, which includes Marineland, where they are already being kept.

For instance, he wanted the language to be clearer that grandfathered structures could be rebuilt if damaged in a fire or other disaster.

I guess it is grandfathered into climate science and no asshole will use it to deny global warming, right?

Over 150,000 existing Class 1 and 2 drivers were grandfathered by the previous government and not required to take the new training.

Payouts will be grandfathered in for current employees and the change will have to be negotiated during the next round of union contracts.

The few meters that still remain in this category have long been grandfathered into the MVWD system.