Sentence examples for offers an exemption from inspiring English sources

This budget also offers an exemption to small and medium-sized businesses from "new domestic policies" – which are, bar some training provision, mainly about flexible working.

As applied by the Health and Human Services Department, the law offers an exemption for "religious employers," meaning those who meet a four-part test: that their purpose is to inculcate religious values, that they primarily employ and serve people who share their religious tenets, and that they are nonprofit groups under federal tax law.

Specifically, the state code offers an exemption to offers of cash prizes to the "actual contestants in any bona fide contest for the determination of skill, speed, strength, or endurance…" The letter continues with Madigan essentially explaining that she doesn't agree that DFS players are the "actual contestants", and only athletes themselves can gain that distinction.

But the law offers an exemption to hobbyists, collectors and others who make "occasional sales" and are not considered to be "engaged in the business" of gun dealing.

It offers an exemption program for insulin-using interstate commercial drivers and issues medical certificates to qualified drivers.

The IFS also attacked plans to offer an exemption from national insurance contributions for small companies.

At the time, the FAA did not allow for commercial drone flights and didn't offer an exemption process yet.

A HELP pilot project covers two rural districts of Sebba and Dori in the northeastern part of Burkina Faso, and offers a full exemption by covering the 20% of costs not covered by the government.

"Typically the city offers a company exemptions from sales tax, but that won't be very helpful because the Sopranos usually don't pay sales tax anyway".

Like most states, Vermont currently offers parents an exemption for medical conditions and one for religious beliefs.

The age discrimination law offers employers an exemption "where the differentiation is based on reasonable factors other than age".