Sentence examples for be exempted for from inspiring English sources

Existing free schools and academies will be exempted; for having given them autonomy, he can't retrospectively fiddle with their contracts.

General McKiernan said the Kurdish forces would be exempted for now from any disarmament order because they were cooperating closely with American and British forces.

Mr. Sarkozy said that "David Cameron requested something we all considered unacceptable, a protocol in the treaty allowing the U.K. to be exempted for a certain number of financial regulations".

To satisfy Mr. Conrad and hold down the costs of extending those policies without offsetting savings, the administration and Congressional officials agreed that the exemptions for the alternative minimum tax and estate taxes would be limited to two years, and doctors' payments would be exempted for five years.

And it's a great teachable moment, where you say to them, You know, I hope at some point I need to wiggle my way out of the inheritance tax, since, by 2009, seven million dollars will be exempted for a couple passing on to their kids.

The representative of the latter union also asked that "seamen" be exempted for the same reason saying * * * "We feel that in a general interpretation of the whole bill that the way has been left open for the proposed Labor Standards Board to have jurisdiction over those classes of workers who are engaged in transportation.

The first is that nobody has been exempted for a long time because he is illiterate.

The Romans also used it for a wide range of offenses, though citizens were exempted for a short time during the republic.

These "Class III" games, though illegal everywhere in Florida under state law, were exempted for the Seminole by a compact with the governor of November 2007.

The intervention stopped the state supreme court's plan for a manual recount in all counties except several that would have been exempted for various reasons.

The committee is expected to recommend that the 4 million trade unionists who pay into the political fund are exempted for now, handing a temporary reprieve to Labour.