Sentence examples for exempt all from inspiring English sources

Some allowances have been made, but we think that the law should exempt all existing instrument bows so that musicians need not risk having their tools taken away.

"Those governments are still sovereign nations and we expect they will take into account that there is no reason not to exempt all Americans".

The Eurosceptic group Business for Britain calls for a "British option" to exempt all but a handful of UK companies from "burdensome EU regulations".

Swindon Women's Aid has successfully obtained cross-party support in Swindon borough council to exempt all sanctuary scheme properties in Swindon from the bedroom tax.

Gordon Brown abandoned plans for an election in 2007 after the Tories announced they would exempt all estates worth less than £1m from ­inheritance tax.

Instead of phasing out the estate tax entirely, it would exempt all estates worth less than $5 million, and the results would be immediate.

The Labour government had believed it was establishing a "class exemption" with section 35 - effectively exempting all policy-based information rather than having to show any specific harm would be caused if it were released.

The original reason for exempting all home-care workers in 1974 was the presumption that they were providing companionship alone.

The law is flexible enough for the E.U. to seek a compromise exempting all incoming flights from the rules.

Carers UK estimates it could take six months for the regulations exempting all carers to come into effect.

The Tax Reform Act of 1986 exempted all revenue from games of chance conducted by North Dakota nonprofit groups.