Sentence examples for could exempt from inspiring English sources

Married couples, with a little estate planning, could exempt a total of $7 million.

The new tax could exempt staples, such as food, and levy a higher rate on luxury goods.

Or, it says, Congress could exempt new companies from Sarbanes-Oxley for five years after they go public.

Congress could exempt the first $15,000 of everyone's income from payroll taxes for two years, beginning immediately.

New York could exempt, as other states do, information communicated in "clergy-penitent" conversations like those in confession.

We are also concerned that the treaty could exempt existing contracts and thus allow Russia to continue arming President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

But the initiative could not exempt patients from federal laws, nor could it help those who could not grow plants themselves and must buy marijuana from suppliers who were, by definition, criminals.

The court also ruled that the state could not exempt coal-bed methane water from the act.

Nagel's view was darker: he could not exempt John Quincy and Louisa from his pronouncement that there were "no happy marriages in the second generation" of Adamses.

A bill filed in the Virginia General Assembly could virtually exempt the Washington Redskins from paying millions of dollars to players injured on the field.

The latter could actually exempt features that give Facebook the power to leverage data but not necessarily share content like facial recognition.