Sentence examples for exemptions with from inspiring English sources

The commission has secured a legal opinion saying states that have signed the court treaty would be in violation if they also sign bilateral exemptions with Washington.

The panel said it had recommended many of the exemptions with reservations, in the absence of hard data on possible substitutes.

For example, the two bills would replace individual tax exemptions with a standard household exemption of twenty-four thousand dollars a year.

Roberto Roman, a spokesman for the New York City Department of Finance, said qualified veterans or surviving unremarried spouses can get 15percentt exemptions, with those who served in combat zones eligible for 25percentt exemptions.

In England and Wales, under existing law, abortion is still technically illegal under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act, as the 1967 Abortion Act did not overturn the Victorian legislation, but simply added exemptions, with the ability to end a pregnancy still predicated on the consent of two doctors.

Until then, commercial operators will still have to apply for exemptions with the FAA.

The Labour government had believed it was establishing a "class exemption" with section 35 - effectively exempting all policy-based information rather than having to show any specific harm would be caused if it were released.

Stankowski visited Bassham last year, then earned his PGA Tour exemption with a tie for eighth place at qualifying school.

Council officials said they knew of no other deal that offered a full property tax exemption with no end date.

It's easy for Henley to have a light grip after earning a spot in the Masters and a two-year exemption with his victory in Honolulu.

A parliamentary proposal by the Italian Radicals party last August to repeal the exemption, with a successful petition on Facebook, upped the pressure.