Sentence examples for exempt from charges from inspiring English sources

It wants more people living with long-term medical conditions to be exempt from charges and, in broader terms, a fairer system where eligibility is based on need and not on what individuals can afford.

Existing users of sheltered housing and short-term users of schemes such as women's refuges will be exempt from charges but new clients will have to pay for long-term services.

Because when they've finished with Curtis Warren, what do they do with other people?" He refers to a report from the Jersey Law Society, which recommended that Jowitt face a disciplinary hearing himself – a recommendation that fell down because Jersey law officers are exempt from charges of professional misconduct brought by the Law Society.

More than 80percentt of prescription by NHS GPs in England are exempt from charges.

Children who can prove belief with evidence such as baptismal certificates would be exempt from charges.

Those exempt from charges in England include children under 16, income-related benefit claimants and pregnant women.

A spokesman for TNT Post, a leading competitor of Royal Mail, said: "To enable end to end competition to take place in the UK, the Government needs to level the competitive landscape in terms of VAT immediately, as currently Royal Mail is exempt from charging VAT on business mail services, unlike its competitors.

Laura Lake, co-president of the neighborhood group, says the organization is seriously considering an appeal focusing on the issues of public safety and UC's assertion that the hotel should be exempt from charging local occupancy tax.

For instance, it was found in the Rand Health Insurance Experiment in the U.S. that low-income patients that were exempted from charges had notable improvements in visual acuity and critical reductions in blood pressure, when compared with non-exempt patients [ 28].

They may also be less attentive to their health, as well as experiencing cultural barriers to health care (there are no financial barriers in Italy because chronically ill patients are exempted from charges for routine tests).

Hargreaves et al. [ 83] also observed that NHS payment officers in the UK, who were accountable for medical expense claims, had played a critical role in determining whether or not the overseas visitors were eligible to be exempted from charges for primary care service.