* $400 million in exemptions from federal royalties for oil and gas drilling on public lands.
Alan G. Hevesi reported spending about $3.3 million, but was seeking $610,000 in exemptions from the spending cap.
What the government seems to have missed is an opportunity for an access policy based on one of the main arguments for a right to roam the countryside: that urban taxpayers support the countryside by shelling out a fortune in agricultural and forestry subsidies, not to mention the taxes forgone in exemptions from inheritance tax and local council rates for working estates.
Debts would be paid off in installments in exchange for exemption from prosecution.
Finally, the consequence in relation to exemption from duty were demonstrated by calculating the reduction in intake of recruits and the corresponding reduction in exemptions, if the identified significant factors were to be used as part of the inclusion criteria for military service.
In this sense, one could argue that Jane does embody her creator's wish fulfillment; not so much in her specific journey, but in her exemption from the weight and weirdness of decision.
Now he is pledging to foot the bill in exchange for exemption from property taxes.
The knock-down prices of the 100,000 new homes promised by David Cameron will be achieved in part by exemption from energy efficiency standards: buy now, pay (high energy bills) later.
By law, REITs, which are trusts, must distribute 90% of their earnings to shareholders in exchange for exemption from corporate-level income tax on the amount paid out.
Some Japanese officials have expressed interest in an exemption from the Volcker Rule, yet Japan's net debt is reckoned to be more than 120 percent of gross domestic product.
Meanwhile, Alexius granted the Venetians a commercial colony in Constantinople, as well as exemption from trading duties in return for their renewed aid.
