Sentence examples for exempted to reduce from inspiring English sources

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 project's developer, Forest City Ratner, says it plans to break ground on the arena this fall and has long expected to use tax-exempt financing to reduce its borrowing costs by tens of millions of dollars.

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

Both of these camps peddled swaps as a way for tax-exempt debt issuers to reduce their financing costs.

Along with other developing countries, both were exempted from making any commitments to reduce emissions at Kyoto on grounds that the industrialized countries bore the heaviest historical responsibility.

If the idea is to reduce consumption, exempting big consumers makes a nonsense of it.

But climate agreements so far have exempted the poorer countries from obligations to reduce the release of greenhouse gases.

The EU has continued to resist major cuts in agricultural tariffs and wants a large number of products to be designated as "sensitive" in order to exempt them from the general rules to reduce protection.

Second, the "trigger" that creates automatic cuts if the new bipartisan joint committee fails to agree on additional ways to reduce the deficit, exempts Medicaid, low income programs, Social Security and Medicare benefits.

Djou said he wanted to exempt Hawaii from the Jones Act to reduce the cost of living and break up shipping monopolies.

All of them, and nearly two-thirds of the Fortune 500, have tax-exempt subsidiaries at this address to reduce their state tax bills.