Sentence examples for getting exemptions from inspiring English sources

"The idea is to nudge the balance of convenience away from getting exemptions".

Tournaments now getting exemptions, like Coaches vs. Cancer, the Maui Invitational, the Great Alaska Shootout and the Preseason National Invitation Tournament, would all be jeopardized.

"The speaker told the president that Obamacare is costing jobs and that American families are being denied basic fairness when big businesses are getting exemptions that they are not".

Under the existing tax law that governs the issuance of securities that are exempt from federal tax on the interest income, investments made for a public purpose have a better chance of getting exemptions because the qualifications are broader.

The very needy will get exemptions from the raises.

There is substantial reporting, too, that corrupt local councils routinely allow wealthy or well-connected families to get exemptions for second, third or fourth children.

It looks unlikely, but highly polluting businesses are likely to get exemptions or handouts to ease the impact of new regulations to curb carbon.

A country can get exemptions by proving that there are no viable alternatives and that a lack of methyl bromide would put an industry in a financial bind.

"I'm sort of waiting for it to get cold before I'm out there with that flamethrower," said Mr. Casey, adding that ranchers doing this should be able to get exemptions from local burn bans.

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.

David Goodfriend, the chairman of the Sports Fan Coalition, said sports leagues were the root of the problem, because they "get exemptions from federal antitrust laws so they can legally collude and drive up prices for television coverage of the games".