"have exemption" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone or something is free from a responsibility, obligation, or duty. For example, "My son has exemption from jury duty because he is a college student."
But they worry when some states have exemption rates climbing beyond 5 percent.
In California more than 150 schools have exemption rates of 8% or higher for at least one vaccine.
The plans were eventually blown out of the water; the government announcing last week that the print and broadcasting media would have exemption to any such controls.
In California more than 150 schools have exemption rates of 8% or higher for at least one vaccine – all in high income areas, according to an Los Angeles Times study last year.
Children under five and pregnant women have exemption for preventive services only.
While there are some small to medium sized venues out there that have exemption status from the border, and are therefore unaffected by this kind of craziness, the fact that any band or venue will have to be subjected to these exorbitant fees is a huge threat to the health of independent music in Canada.
Unlike New Jersey's tax cap, this one does not have exemptions for health care, pensions, debt service or increased enrollment.
Whether it's whales or dolphins, can they simply have exemptions to kill these animals as well?
In Montclair, N.J., for example, less than 1percentt of school-age children have exemptions, but one cooperative school has a much higher rate.
Most have exemptions of $1 million or less.
However, 15 states and the District of Columbia still have their own estate taxes, and most have exemptions of $1 million or less.
