Sentence examples for exempt in from inspiring English sources

And beginning 1 March 2016, under 16s will be exempt in economy class.

Defense lawyers argued, however, that Mr. Kelly should be exempt, in part because of the pressures of his schedule.

While the school's director said it was exempt in the past from the state's stringent licensing requirements for preschools or child-care programs, current regulations indicate otherwise.

The likely Tory rejection means the Lib Dems will include their plans, which would also ensure that disabled people are exempt, in their general election manifesto.

In a more curious twist — from which Ms. Cotillard was exempt in her twirl as Édith Piaf in "La Vie en Rose" — foreigners were awarded for inhabiting particularly American archetypes.

Businesses who supply digital services in Europe face an unappealing choice between losing sales from Europe and therefore remaining VAT exempt in the UK, or having to pay an extra 20% on all earnings in the UK.

States such as California, New York and many others, which now exempt in-state bonds from state income tax, could be forced by the federal court to tax or exempt from tax all bonds equally.

In a nutshell, the state of Kentucky hopes the Supreme Court will overturn a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling that it was wrong to exempt in-state municipal bonds from state income tax, while at the same time imposing such taxes on out of state municipal bonds.

"Romeo and Juliet" laws in several American states exempt close-in-age couplings from prosecution.

The latter became a requirement when the association became tax-exempt in 1999.

But Robbins said that would not be the base as the "financial sphere" was exempted in the decision.