Sentence examples for became exempt from inspiring English sources

For Bush, 9/11 was a personal vindication, the moment his presidency became exempt from ordinary, civilian criticism.

Returning workers became exempt from the cap in 2005, when Congress passed the Save our Small and Seasonal Businesses Act, and President Bush signed it into law.

Chaos would follow: for, once Scotland and then Wales and Ireland became exempt from contributing to UK income tax – but still benefiting from it through Barnett formula allocations – English consent for pooling and sharing across the UK would quickly dissipate.

Reconsolidated foolishly, locked into high rates and became exempt from current forgiveness programs.

He was thus able to impose Naval discipline on the expedition, and as a registered yacht of the Squadron, Terra Nova became exempt from Board of Trade regulations which might otherwise have deemed her unfit to sail.

However, the private outlets (n = 6) were exempt from compliance with the NSW policy directive because pre-existing contracts did not require it and fundraising outlets (n = 8) became exempt with the re-release of the policy in 2009 and therefore did not receive the full intervention.

Those plans don't address the many ways elected officials become exempt to accountability and the legal flaws that allow them to extend that exemption to cops who kill.

Shipping profits would become exempt from tax.

"If you compare how executive employees become exempt today and how they will become exempt under our proposals, it will become harder for employers to exempt those employees".

But by moving to Bermuda, their income from outside the United States becomes exempt from American taxes.

The vast majority of these people would also become exempt from the mandate to purchase insurance.