Sentence examples for exempted from fees from inspiring English sources
The national policy requires that children under the age of five and pregnant women are exempted from fees at government health facilities.
This commercial logic, which has developed within the health system over the years, has led to extreme situations in which treatment is refused to patients who are exempted from fees.
Special groups were exempted from fees, comprising under-fives, patients with malaria, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections, and those seeking maternal and child health or delivery services.
Also inland waterways are entirely financed through the state budget with rather small revenues from user fees (the river Rhine as the most important waterway in Germany is exempted from user fees since 1868).
Overseas workers, for example, are exempted from airport fees and other travel taxes.
Out-of-state drivers were exempted from the fees because Mr. Kaine said it would be difficult to force nonresidents to pay, for practical and legal reasons.
Their sheer numbers, plus the state of African bureaucracies, make even the simple act of registering orphans so that they can be exempted from school fees an enormous task.
The worst-off are exempted from all fees.
It cannot be that the children and a mass of people are exempted from user fees.
