Sentence examples for entitled to exempt from inspiring English sources

Many people are unaware that wealthy taxpayers are entitled to exempt much, if not most, of their wages, as well as investment income.

"Overwhelmingly, the women who are most likely to be affected by the Hobby Lobby decision say that corporations should not be entitled to exempt themselves from the requirement to cover prescription birth control, even on religious grounds," said Geoff Garin, President of Hart Research Associates.

The comprehensive service for PLWHIV and the fact that they are exempt from health cost-sharing and entitled to free health care whenever they visit health facilities reflects the high level of donor attention to the implementation of HIV care and treatment services.

We were able to define clearly the disadvantaged, however, by identifying those in the "low-income households" entitled to be exempted from NHI premiums and copayments.

Nothing quite so deplorable occurs, yet this is how he playfully rebukes Amanda, after some fairly sober talk about relationships and such: "You're seriously the most depressing girl I've ever met!" Diaz, who is 34 years old, plays a high-status professional who is surely entitled to consider herself exempt from the indignities of being addressed as a "girl".

Certain smaller companies are exempt from registering, but Google said it was not entitled to that exemption.

Children below 18 years, the aged (70+), pregnant women, SSNIT pensioners and indigents are entitled to NHI membership while being exempted from premium payments, though the implementation of these exemptions appears to have been poor.

EU citizens and European Economic Area EEAA) nationals are visa-exempt and legally entitled to enter and reside in each other's countries.