Then one mustn't exempt of course the millennial settlers in Palestine who believe that by bringing in as many fanatics of Jewish origin as they can and forcing out as many Palestinian Arabs as they can they may bring on the Messiah and indeed the apocalypse, and look forward to the destruction of our species with relish.
They're exempted, of course.
If nothing else is clear by now, it's the Tea Party sentiment that the worst capitalist is still preferable to the best government employee -- Republican congressmen exempted, of course.
Mr. Howland said it made sense to him that "if all of a sudden a whole bunch of political organizations were trying to get tax-exempt status, of course you'd look into it".
Of course, exempting dividend payments from corporate income would probably reduce federal revenues -- but the loss may not be as great as many fear.
When the new Yankee Stadium opened in 2009, not even the loudest of Yankee fanatics could drown out the outraged howls over its costly tickets, its tax-exempt financing and, of course, its construction atop two city parks.
When considering what might motivate a famous person to take a beloved relative into grand public view, one should not, of course, exempt feelings of familial loyalty altogether.
You could be exempt from the draft, of course, if you owned more than 20 slaves.
These feeble savings options defer, but do not exempt, tax on investment earnings, and of course they give you no deduction on the way in.
Engdahl, of course, appears to exempt himself from such criteria; an editor and critic, he teaches at Denmark's University of Aarhus, in addition to his duties at the Swedish Academy.
