Sentence examples for exempt about from inspiring English sources
The White House has asked Congress to exempt about 10 million acres of federal forest land from environmental reviews to speed treatment of overgrown forests.
The Economic Policy Institute, a liberal research group, has issued a report, which many Democrats have relied on, concluding that the rules will exempt about six million workers from overtime coverage.
The Abbott government is pressing ahead with plans to exempt about 1,000 Australian-owned private companies from tax transparency measures after claims wealthy owners could face kidnapping threats.
WASHINGTON — The Senate took the rare step of relinquishing power on Wednesday, easily passing a measure that would exempt about 170 executive branch appointees from confirmation in an effort to streamline a process that has increasingly tied up the Senate and become punishing for those tapped for administration jobs.
The up-to-30% tariffs to be announced as early as today will exempt about one-third of current steel imports.
The rules, issued at the end of last year by the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service, lay out detailed requirements for nonprofit hospitals that have or want tax-exempt status, about 60percentt of hospitals nationwide.
The Cowboys subsequently exempted about 20percentt of the seating bowl from seat licenses and priced the remaining ones at $2,000 to $5,000.
The bank bill exempts about 85percentt of banks and credit unions from these new rules.
The Times exempted about 100 newsroom staffers who would have been eligible for early retirement but whose jobs were deemed essential.
A measure restricting building of high-rise apartments in the Valley Village area of North Hollywood was approved Tuesday by the Los Angeles City Council, although the council exempted about two dozen properties on busy streets.
Rejecting the plan will cut it off from state funds, and Mr. Cluck said that is something that the city — with about half its property tax exempt, and about a quarter of the residents below poverty level — can ill afford.
