Sentence examples for duty exempt from inspiring English sources

To offset the increased costs, the chancellor announced that zero-carbon homes would be stamp duty exempt from 2007.

People in emergency vehicles using phones during the course of duty are exempt.

Electric vehicles are zero-rated for car tax (vehicle excise duty) and exempt from the London congestion charge (£14 a day) – but, above all, they cost virtually nothing to run.

Excise Duty Devices/Systems exempted from Excise Duty:     i) Wind operated electricity generator, its components and parts thereof including rotor and wind turbine controller.

If he earns a medal, he said, he will be exempt from duty.

The alcohol was produced in Britain but was on its way to an eastern European destination outside the E.U. and therefore exempt from duty payments.

(Postdoctoral researchers in the humanities whose primary duty is teaching are exempt from the new rule, and will not get overtime pay).

Duchamp, although exempted from duty, lost his brother to World War I.

(Her husband is a soldier at the post, and like all active-duty personnel, he was exempt from the salary cuts).

Active-duty military personnel are exempt from furloughs, as are employees of the US Postal Service, which doesn't depend on annual appropriations from Congress.

The U.S. Tariff Act of 1930 exempted from duty specified antiquities and objects of art produced prior to 1830, and that year became more or less internationally accepted as an appropriate terminal date in defining "antique".