Sentence examples for a complete exemption from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, E.P.A. finally granted milk a complete exemption.

Many scientists fear that unless a complete exemption is made for scientists and social scientists, their work would be muzzled.

In 1981 Congress enacted a complete exemption from estate taxes of bequests and gifts from one spouse to the other.

The "tax regime" for firms and rich individuals operating inside the AIFC include a complete exemption from any corporation tax or income tax until 2066.

In arguments Thursday before a U.S. appeals court, lawyers for the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington clashed with administration attorneys over whether Catholic schools, colleges and charities should have a complete religious exemption from the so-called contraceptive mandate that forms part of President Obama's healthcare law.

Biofuel emphasis in Germany is on biodiesel, and no specific incentives have been granted for E85 flex-fuel cars, however there is complete exemption of taxes on all biofuels while there is a normal tax of €0.65 per liter of petroleum fuels.

"The problem is that the I.S.P.'s here want to keep their regime of complete exemption of responsibility, which is in contrast to everywhere else in Europe," said José Manuel Tourné, president of a Spanish federation for the protection of intellectual property, known as FAP, which represents movie and video game producers.

Twitter had originally asked for a complete payroll tax exemption if it moved its office to the blighted Mid-Market/Tenderloin, arguing that it could save $30 million over 5 years by moving from SF to a suburb like Brisbane.

Tim Clement-Jones, a Liberal Democrat peer and author of a private member's bill that would exempt a range of venues up to 200 capacity, called the government's announcement a "complete damp squib", as any exemption would be limited to 100-capacity venues and reliant on a three-month consultation.

It demands of whichever host it opts for a complete waiving of entry visas; total exemption of taxation on its profits; and on brand exclusivity for the six companies that pay FIFA almost as much in sponsorship deals as it will receive in world television rights.

Johnson speaks favorably of several developments, "including an exemption (although not a complete one) for banks under $10 billion from examinations by the Consumer Financial Protection Agency CFPAandand amendmentent requiring that the powerful new systemic oversight agency review FASB's proposed rules.