Sentence examples for because of the exemption from inspiring English sources

Ms. Thibodeau's complaint with the commission was dismissed because of the exemption.

ENDA got over the 60-vote threshold, passing with 64 votes, with the help of several Republicans who voted for it because of the exemption, like Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah).

Because of the exemptions, the tax actually effects relatively few estates -- fewer than 48,000 this year.

Just 10 Republicans joined Democrats in voting for the bill, with some opposing it because of the exemptions.

But because of the exemptions and a steady increase in the number of flights being scheduled by the major airlines, the flight limit has not prevented the growth of traffic at La Guardia, especially in the last few years.

The National Marine Manufacturers Association, the leading association representing the boating industry whose member companies are responsible for 80percentt of the boats in America, also applauded passage of the bill because of the exemptions it provides for "non-polluting incidental discharges" that result from the operation of your average recreational boat.

Because of the exemptions already in the law — most notably the one imposing no tax at all on individual estates worth up to $5.4 million (or $10.8 million for a couple) — the Congressional Research Service estimated that less than 0.2% of all estates, and less than 2% of those built around a farm, have to pay estate taxes.

And it remains to be seen whether the party will introduce the original version of the bill, or if it will adopt the one that passed the House -- which is not universally loved by Senate Democrats because of the exemptions added for groups like the National Rifle Association.

It is by no means a sure bet — though not because of the menthol exemption.

Mr. Robinson's organization said last week that it was withdrawing its support from the bill because of the menthol exemption.

"They were able to get a lot more into their building because of the Wicks Law exemption," said Charles A. Szuberla, coordinator of facilities for the State Education Department.