Sentence examples for claimed exemption from inspiring English sources
Again, he was accused of having wrongly claimed exemption.
These clearly partisan groups should have been tightly regulated as political action committees, but they improperly claimed exemption under the tax code as simpler advocacy organizations.
Just as castellans were freeing themselves from subordination to counts, so the monks claimed exemption from the supervision of bishops: in a famous case the bishop of Orléans was opposed by the learned Abbo of Fleury (died 1004).
Eight forces did not provide information to the EHRC or claimed exemption under the Freedom of Information Act; they are Avon and Somerset, Cleveland, Essex, Nottinghamshire, Staffordshire, Sussex, West Yorkshire and Wiltshire.
The transcripts of Lytton and James's conscription tribunals, as well as their correspondence, make it clear that they refused the easier way to gain exemption - by saying they were opposed to all war - and, instead, claimed exemption because they thought the war begun in 1914 was wrong.
As a birthright Quaker, he could have claimed exemption from the draft, and deferments were routinely granted for those in government service.
The taxes withheld were lower because the entities receiving the income claimed exemptions under foreign tax treaties.
The entities receiving the income claimed exemptions under foreign tax treaties with the United States, but if United States investors were behind those entities, they were not entitled to the exemptions.
Whenever Schindlerjuden (Schindler Jews) were threatened with deportation, he claimed exemptions for them.
When it became easier to check on the existence of such claimed exemptions, these "dependents" simply faded away.
The multiple-employer plans typically claim exemption from state rules under Federal pension laws, which exempt single employers that are self-insured.
