Sentence examples for claiming exemption from inspiring English sources

They have said that a "redacted" version of the full business case for the contract will be published at some unspecified future date, but have refused to release information on the financial models claiming exemption from the Freedom of Information Act under Section 43, which deals with commercially sensitive information.

Some financially able recruits had used the bounty system to buy their way out of service (called commutation), which Garfield considered reprehensible, and gave a speech pointing out the flaws in the existing conscription law: that of 300,000 called upon to enlist, barely 10,000 had, the remainder claiming exemption or providing money or a substitute.

Claiming exemptions for several children can also lead to liability for this tax.

Japan, Iceland and Norway have long defied the moratorium by claiming exemptions and conducting their whaling under unilaterally determined quotas.

The exemption issue emerged at a Congressional hearing last January, when it was revealed that the number of players claiming exemptions for attention deficit disorder had mushroomed to 103 in 2007, from 28 in 2006.

So if an estranged spouse files first, claiming exemptions for the children even if they live with the other parent, it can be a headache to straighten out the mess.

It can claim exemption from publication on 23 different grounds.

Only ecclesiastics, women, the sick, and men under 20 or over 60 years of age could claim exemption.

The proposal, he said, appeared to increase the number of religiously affiliated entities that could claim exemption from the requirement.

A commission, appointed by him, recommended safeguarding the right of Torah students to claim exemption from the draft.

Under Obamacare, a religious organization can claim exemption from the contraception requirement, and so can, say, a charity hospital affiliated with the Catholic Church.