Sentence examples for exempted from paying from inspiring English sources

In the Thomson-Urrutia Treaty of 1914, the government-owned vessels of Colombia were exempted from paying tolls in exchange for Colombian recognition of the autonomy of Panama.

The company would be exempted from paying city payroll taxes on newly hired workers for six years and receive tax benefits associated with being in an enterprise zone.

He wrote a best-selling book, "Taxation: The People's Business", which argued that cutting tax rates for the rich would increase their revenue (familiar?), and that many more people should be entirely exempted from paying federal income tax.

So tuition fees will probably stay, particularly as 50% of students (from poorer families) are already exempted from paying the £1,050 a year.Instead, attention has shifted to maintenance payments.

Lloyd's and another insurer initially paid $6 million to several law firms for Mr. Stanford's defense but then halted further payments, arguing that they were exempted from paying claims in cases of fraud.

He wanted to be exempted from paying social security to his workers for the first two years of his operation, and then to pay reduced rates for a few more years after that.

We regarded individuals exempt from paying the NHI premium as being poor.

13 14 15 Participants were provided with vouchers that exempted them from paying for 12 consecutive weeks of the programmes.

Two exceptions include Senegal's Plan Sesame, a user fees exemption for older people and Ghana's National Health Insurance Scheme NHISS) where older people are exempt from paying premiums.

"Exempting them from paying for affordable housing is a heavy blow to the number of new genuinely affordable homes".

All these people received an official card from the provincial social action department exempting them from paying for primary care and care provided at the district hospital.