Sentence examples for exempted to from inspiring English sources

The Treasury would surely worry about the precedent – if private hospital chains such as BMI or Ramsay are exempted to induce them to compete with NHS hospitals, will G4S demand exemption in order to compete with HM prisons?

Small boats could be exempted, to protect pretty little harbours.

He is requiring most government departments (health, education and international development are exempted) to find additional savings of 1percentnt in 2013-14 and a further 2percentnt in 2014-15.

Cars could be heavily affected because nearly half of company cars are provided by businesses that offer a cash alternative — although it is possible that super-low-emissions electric/hybrid cars could be exempted to encourage take-up.

Last year, the IRS issued a rule requiring most tax preparers (those who are not certified public accountants, lawyers or otherwise exempted) to take a test certifying their skills, and thereafter, 15 hours of "continuing education" annually.H&R Block supported the change; it already has in-house training programmes.

The government wants the 5p charge to apply only in supermarkets and larger stores, with at least 250 employees, but smaller shops and takeaway outlets to be exempted to reduce the admin and financial cost to small business.

The ERB retains the right to audit exempted studies to verify that exemption criteria are respected.

California had asked to be exempted from having to use ethanol after it banned M.T.B.E.

Jumo will allow only organizations that have been certified as tax exempt to solicit donations, as a way to discourage fraud.

"Universities are tax-exempt to educate students, not help their executives purchase vacation homes," he said in a statement on Monday.

The metro AGV would be likely to be exempt to this process due to the nature of its operation.