Sentence examples for exemption from duty from inspiring English sources

She accuses the coalition of succumbing to lobbying by British Airways, which has an older, more gas-guzzling fleet and presently benefits from an exemption from duty for its lucrative transfer passengers who change planes at Heathrow.

A high test-result did, however, limit the occurrence of leg pain and exemption from duty.

A high IQ seems to protect against leg pain and exemption from duty during military service.

*: p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01 For practical purposes, in the process of selecting military recruits for army, the outcome of interest is exemption from duty.

Having parents with higher education increased the risk of low back pain during service (OR: 1.9 1.2 3.0, for the highest educated group), but not of the consequences (leg pain and exemption from duty), whereas high IQ decreased the risk of these consequences (odds ratios as low as 0.2 0.1 0.8 for exemption from duty in the group with highest IQ).

LBP in itself does not predict LBP during service but a longer duration of LBP at baseline increased the risk of long-lasting LBP, leg pain and exemption from duty during the study period.

Common benefits of being a pensionado retiree include exemptions from duty when importing personal belongings, household goods, and, usually, your car into the country with you.

Exemption: Questionnaire 2: Number of days exempted from duty due to LBP during the follow-up period.

In so doing, he enjoyed privileges of this class and exemptions from duties e.g., military service/conscription, to which the lower classes where susceptible.

Mr Miliband's scheme to help first-time buyers, announced the following day, means an exemption from stamp duty, a tax on buying property, when they pay less than £300,000 ($450,000) for a flat or house.

Perhaps these donations had nothing to do with the special exemption from stamp duty on stock market transactions the chancellor granted to hedge funds, depriving the public sector of about £145m a year.