Sentence examples for effect of exempting from inspiring English sources

The savings accounts would have the effect of exempting from taxation a large portion of Americans' earnings from investments.

For example, the Windsor brief notes that DOMA has the effect of exempting same-sex spouses of politicians and public officials from financial-disclosure requirements.

The issue is not religion but the effect of tax-exempt churches displacing property tax-paying businesses, thus shifting more of the property tax burden onto homeowners.

Current tax laws provide favorable tax conditions to wealthy foreigners who reside in Puerto Rico for as little as 183 days, in effect exempting nearly all of their investment income.

As the Confederacy's unpopular Conscription Act went into effect – exempting slaveholders from military service but requiring it of non-slaveholders – a Union League had formed to protest the law in a petition to Richmond.

Signs of hurried drafting appear in the strange way in which it insists that foreign banks listed in America ban loans to their directors while, in effect, exempting American banks from the same requirement.

A quite unexpected effect of changes from employees' exempt to non-exempt status was expressed by countless managers.

The effect of a waiver is to exempt a state from certain provisions of federal law and regulations.

The effect of the plentiful supply of exempt bonds is to narrow the yield spread between the muni and a comparable Treasury.

Vine reveals that border staff remain concerned over the effect of the "Lille loophole", which in effect exempts some passengers who travel to Britain via Lille, in France, on Eurostar trains boarded in Brussels, Belgium, from UK Border Force immigration checks.

"Royal properties will always command a royal price tag, and these estimates show that even royalty would not be exempt from the effect of astronomic London rents," commented George Spencer, CEO of Rentify.