Sentence examples for exemption added from inspiring English sources

Lower courts have rejected Hobby Lobby's claim, saying that for-profit businesses aren't covered by an exemption added to the law for religious organizations.

An exemption added "late on" allows for countries to impose their own system for getting more women on boards, a Department for Business spokesperson said, adding that it was exploring whether the Davies approach would qualify.

began on Tuesday night the arduous process of selling and defending campaign finance legislation that he helped write, suggesting that the disclosure exemption added for the National Rifle Association is necessary for the bill's passage and raising the specter of shadow groups funded by BP determining elections if legislation is not passed.

If you have property tax exemptions, such as a homestead exemption, adding your spouse to your deed could mean you no longer qualify.

There is plenty of money to be found: a Government Accountability Office study in March estimated the 80 or so business tax exemptions added up to about $181 billion in 2011, roughly the same size as total corporate tax revenue.

As long ago as 1950, Congress moved to tax such activities when businesses complained about competition from nonprofit organizations, but the law was weakened by exemptions added to the tax code.

And it remains to be seen whether the party will introduce the original version of the bill, or if it will adopt the one that passed the House -- which is not universally loved by Senate Democrats because of the exemptions added for groups like the National Rifle Association.

One third of passenger cars in Europe now run on diesel, so even small exemptions add up.

But the exemption, she added, would "bring us back here".

When lawmakers introduced the exemption, she added, "they weren't thinking of this industry.

The exemption has added up to big money for retailers like Walmart.