Sentence examples for exemption remains from inspiring English sources

(Last year, the lifetime exemption on the generation-skipping tax was $3.5 million; next year it is set to be $1.12 million. But this year, it is not in force. The gift tax exemption remains $1 million).

But the tax exemption remains on the books "because it didn't have a sunset date and the Legislature never revoked it," Geoffrey Gloak, a state tax department spokesman, said.

An exemption granted pursuant to subsection (b) shall be for no longer than five years and shall be extended only if the Bureau makes a subsequent determination, in the manner described by such paragraph, that such exemption remains appropriate.

ORR did not immediately respond to a HuffPost request asking if the exemption remains in effect.

Still, the basis for eligibility to benefit from fees exemption remains overly restrictive.

And while the rate of children whose parents claimed exemptions remains low — slightly over 2 percent of all kindergarten students in 2011, up from just over 1 percent in 2006 — the national increase is "concerning," said Saad Omer, an assistant professor of global health at Emory University who led the study.

At this stage, the philosophical literature on valid religious (or other conscientious) exemptions remains sparse.

Information about the specific components of the exemption policy remains fragmented and uncertain.

Therefore the exemption from 404 remains in the bill.

But, he said, since the letter writers are unmarried, neither would be able to claim the exemption allowed when a spouse remains in the home.

To date, research investigating fee exemption policies by and large remains confined to their (quantitative) impact on utilisation rates, the most frequently used proxy for access to health care [ 25].