Sentence examples for exemptions on which from inspiring English sources

Read our lips, is the Republican mantra: no new taxes, period perhaps not even just the removal of tax breaks (such as those for oil and gas firms) and exemptions on which the Democrats are now focusing.To non-partisans, the idea of taming the deficit by spending cuts alone flies against both common sense and arithmetic.

Agencies are only permitted to withhold / redact information if it falls under one of 14 legal exemptions (technically 9 exemptions, one of which has 6 separate sub-exemptions).

She lives on one, which is protected from the tax increases by a homestead exemption.

Observant Jews requested an exemption for holy days on which they were forbidden to drive.

The regulations on which the exemption is based are 1.

However, the latter recommendation may be criticized as ignoring the point that foreclosing underbidding may be a precondition for sectoral collective bargaining in the first place, returning us to exemption based on ex ante defined criteria (on which more below).

The No on 522's leading TV ad, featuring Dan Newhouse (former director of the Washington State Department of Agriculture) is focused completely on the exemptions, which tells you the No campaign's strategy is to confuse consumers, instead of addressing the merits of GE food labeling.

Dr. Peters blames the whooping cough resurgence on personal belief exemptions, which he said let the disease "get a pretty good foothold" in the Bay Area.

There are other exemptions about which few people are aware.

"We have relied until now on other exemptions from registration which allowed outside shareholders whose interests aligned with those of the family investors to remain invested in Quantum," the executives said in the letter, referring to Soros's flagship Quantum Endowment fund.

The high employer-welfare taxes on middle-earning workers (those on the minimum wage get exemptions), which can be over twice the share of gross salaries levied in Germany, are a deterrent to job creation even in good times.