Sentence examples for all exemptions from inspiring English sources

Kaye led a successful fight to abolish all exemptions; now everyone serves.

Since it's almost a given that public expenditure will increase, all exemptions should be whittled down.

In our pluralistic society, repeal of all exemptions for religious institutions would be unjust and unwarranted.

The college cited concerns over "commercial interests", "international relations" and "law enforcement" – all exemptions allowed for by freedom of information laws – as justification.

With complaints from existing jurors rising and similar changes in other states proving successful, New York's chief judge, Judith S. Kaye, helped persuade the Legislature to eliminate all exemptions in 1996.

Now he has increased that (from 0.25% to 0.4%), and removed almost all exemptions from the country's sales tax prompting howls from cable-television operators and newspaper owners who, rather improbably, have claimed that the levying of sales tax on their industries was an attack on freedom of speech.

"It was time that they paid, too, with all the exemptions they've had throughout the years," said Marco Catalano, 35, a shopkeeper in Rome, who said he goes to church twice a month.

But Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Switzerland all want exemptions for sophisticated weapons with low failure rates or small numbers of submunitions.Smart weapons of the kind produced by Textron, for example, are programmed to hit vehicle targets.

So the goal of Vaticano Paga Tu is to get rid of all these exemptions?

"The core problem is one that the legislature has created by writing all these exemptions over the years".

Rewrite the protocol, rather than making all these exemptions.