Sentence examples for by exemption from from inspiring English sources

In truth, the Redeemed came to America because this is where the money is, and because American freedoms allow all religions — even the most bizarre — not only to exist but to sustain their existence by exemption from taxes.

The knock-down prices of the 100,000 new homes promised by David Cameron will be achieved in part by exemption from energy efficiency standards: buy now, pay (high energy bills) later.

Furthermore, the indigent have many other needs that cannot be addressed by exemption from user fees.

The college's unusually active involvement in real estate was spurred by an exemption from paying real estate taxes to the city when its charter was approved by the state, he said.

The commission has also been struggling to modernize its fire protection regulations rather than giving so many case-by-case exemptions from its rules.

They have called on parliament to force the church to act by removing its exemption from equalities legislation or by calling into question the future of the 26 bishops who sit in the House of Lords.

Mr. Einhorn thinks the S.E.C. should force the publication of information given to the rating agencies, by ending their exemption from Regulation FD, which generally bars selective disclosures by companies.

By increasing the exemption from $2 million to $5 million per couple, more than 99percentt of estates would not pay a penny in taxes.

There may be other ways to find savings, most obviously by removing the exemption from paying NICs for those over the state pension age.

Wisconsin is the largest producer of cranberries in the United States, helped in part by a special exemption from the state's department of natural resources that allows the industry to bypass permitting for construction projects and diversion of surface water.

Additionally, since the last referendum, the Irish government has sought to counter voters' worries about their country's neutrality by securing an exemption from a plan enshrined in the treaty to establish a European Rapid Reaction Force.