Sentence examples for mean exemption from inspiring English sources

The most recent study of the impact of these exemptions found that mean exemption rate increased an average of 6percentt per year, from 0.99percentt in 1991 to 2.54percentt in 2004, among states that offered personal belief exemptions.

That could mean an exemption from an employer mandate; almost certainly it means tax breaks.

Gaining the highest will often mean an exemption on a professional course.

Mr Miliband's scheme to help first-time buyers, announced the following day, means an exemption from stamp duty, a tax on buying property, when they pay less than £300,000 ($450,000) for a flat or house.

If the disclosure requirements prove too cumbersome for issuers, alternative means of exemption can be sought.

In contrast to the most recent revision of the Declaration of Helsinki [ 2], the European Directive offers no means of exemption from this requirement [ 1].

That means injury exemptions for players like Shaquille O'Neal, Tracy McGrady and Eddie Curry.

He supports the targets advocated by the Obama administration — a return to the 2009 regime, which would mean a $3.5 million exemption ($7 million for couples) and a 45 percent rate for larger estates.

That would mean a $3.5 million exemption and a 45% top estate tax rate.

And what did the exemption mean?

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