Sentence examples for cost exemption from inspiring English sources

"While the cost exemption may apply for one university, it doesn't necessarily follow that the same exemption would apply to another".

The NPL's platform contained concrete and specific measures: state ownership of elevators, flour mills, packing houses and cold storage plants; state inspection of grain grading and dockage; state hail insurance; rural credit banks operating at cost; exemption of farm improvements from taxation.

In the case of Ghana, cost exemption from the National Health Insurance Scheme and free maternity care including delivery in health facilities for pregnant women have contributed to uptake in health facility delivery [ 17, 18].

Among the advantages of using thermotolerant yeasts, one can cite reduced cooling costs, exemption from refrigeration units, better hydrolysis yields, reduced risks of contamination, and continuous evaporation of the broth under reduced pressure (Hasunuma and Kondo 2012).

More than a fifth of kinship carer households have three or more children and of these 63% – about 18,000 – currently receive child tax credit, suggesting the cost of exemption would be around £30m a year.

The authority says those costs would drop if it owned the plants because of its lower borrowing costs and exemption from federal taxes.

The idea of compromising by allowing for a cost-based exemption came from Mrs. Johnson, who said the exemption should apply if an employer's costs would rise by 1percentt or more.

Effects of a cost-sharing exemption on use of preventive services at one large employer.

We're really pleased to see the commitment to introduce the VAT cost-sharing exemption included in the autumn statement (the only charity-specific measure in the statement).

The government responded on the following issues: controlled foreign company (CFC) reform; VAT cost-sharing exemption; non-domiciled individuals' taxation reform; and qualifying time deposits".

Speaking at a conference on youth employment in Paris, Rajoy also said the European Union "should establish a mechanism to temporarily exclude from the national deficit, for the purposes of the excessive deficit procedure, the cost of exemptions granted from social security contributions when young people are hired".