Sentence examples for exempted much from inspiring English sources

During the Clinton administration, Congress exempted much of Enron's trading activity from federal regulation.

Many people are unaware that wealthy taxpayers are entitled to exempt much, if not most, of their wages, as well as investment income.

A standard of 200 parts per billion for people would probably exempt much of the contamination from cleanup, because most such contamination in the United States ranges from 4 to 100 parts per billion.

Passage of the Emancipation Proclamation, though it exempted Tennessee, did much to alienate many Knoxville Unionists as well (they were unionists, not abolitionists, after all).

But the legislation exempted some providers and much government health spending from the board's purview.

But not all of them will have to find that much money: Congress exempted the Smithsonian, and the transportation costs for the Kennedy Space Center visitor complex — instead of traveling piggyback on a 747, the Atlantis is to be towed just a short way down the road — will be significantly lower.

As a charitable tax-exempt institution, much of the university's property cannot be taxed by the borough.

Europe à l'Hollandaise ReprintsOne reason subsidies hurt consumers so much is that industrial companies in global competition are exempted from them.

The bishops say the provision unfairly targets the church because public schools, the site of much abuse, and municipalities have fought successfully to be exempted.

Josce's position was so strong that when Stephen granted much of the surrounding lands to Robert de Beaumont, Earl of Leicester, Ludlow was specifically exempted.

(Defence mergers will be exempted).