Sentence examples for in exempt from inspiring English sources

Usually exempt is a relief, as in exempt from jury duty.

Mr. Hevesi had claimed $786,645 in exempt expenditures, nearly twice as much as any of his rivals.

Ms. Perdue had less than half that number of appointees to work with, but the Republican-controlled legislature changed the rules in 2010 and allowed the new governor a much larger number of appointees in exempt positions.

As they have in years past, however, victories in exempt games and conference championship games will not be counted toward the nine-game total needed to qualify for the B.C.S. at-large selection pool.

This sustainable credit system could be phased in, exempting current beneficiaries and those nearing age 65 from the limits on public spending.

"Where's the fairness in exempting some people and leaving others out?" asked Frank Brill, a lobbyist representing the contractors' association.

Turgenev's achievement lies in how he succeeded, in spite of himself, his country and his time, in exempting his work from public duty.

The administration, in fact, cited that plan in exempting Tongass from its road restrictions, although other areas also have management plans.

The State Department cited national security and executive privilege considerations in exempting the passages from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.

But Hu Jintao, the Chinese president, succeeded in exempting Hong Kong and Macau from the list, though they will eventually be included.

The proposal is clever in exempting most of the middle class.