Sentence examples for be fully exempt from from inspiring English sources

From April 2017 these rates will change for all new cars, and only zero emission vehicles will be fully exempt from charges.2 There are also company car tax benefits available to fleet users.

As the economy shrunk, the government turned to the bond markets, which sopped up paper that was fully exempt from taxation in all 50 states.

Ms Sturgeon has also written to David Cameron saying: "I urge the Government to ensure that the NHS is fully exempt from TTIP and, if that is not the case, to use its veto at the European Council to prevent TTIP progressing".

Under the 2009 rules, the first $3.5 million of an estate -- effectively, $7 million for a couple -- were fully exempt from the tax.

In countries where bioethanol production is fully exempt from tax (Sweden and Slovakia) bioethanol pump prices would already be competitive with petrol, so the EnergyPoplar scenario enhances this competitiveness.

Women are fully exempted from this cost.

However, this does not mean older people were fully exempted from the severe complications caused by A(H1N1 pdm09 infections.

Indigent women (20%% of the population) are fully exempted from the cost of deliveries (acts and products), while others must pay a fee of 900 F CFA toward the costs incurred for a normal delivery in a primary care health facility.

Not even the judges are fully exempt.

The gain is fully exempt.

Of course, the white women who have participated in this hashtag are not fully exempt from blame.