Sentence examples for many exemptions from inspiring English sources

When Charles M. Frey, an erudite rat catcher, complained that his livelihood was threatened by repeated calls to jury duty, the mayor suggested that rat catchers be exempt, cautioning, though, that "so many exemptions have already been passed by the Legislature that there seems to be only the rat catchers and a few other people left to serve on juries".

In 1986 a sweeping tax reform eliminated many exemptions.

There are many exemptions to this law, however.

But environmentalists said too many exemptions would weaken the ban.

But there were many exemptions to the loans.

But poor policy design, a recession and too many exemptions mean the price has collapsed.

The governor refused to sign it, saying it contained too many exemptions.

As they did then, the restrictions start out being broad, but are narrowed by many exemptions.

In effect this may mean that councils will be forced to judge many exemption claims on the "balance of probability".

Indeed, although many exemption policies were implemented in several sub-Saharan African countries, their outcomes in terms of service utilization were marred by problems of implementation.

While there, he reluctantly supported the Confederate Conscription Act of April 16, 1862, but was instrumental in allowing many state exemptions to the draft as well as the unpopular exemption for one overseer for every twenty slaves, an exemption that applied to about 30,000 men.