Western journalists, once exempt from this onslaught, are no longer safe.
The company's original business, the swaps-trading network, was once exempt from most federal regulation.
Mr. Osborne spoke as the country confronted severe and wide-ranging welfare reforms, devised by him, that will impose new limits on benefits available to any family, forcing many more — including the disabled — to pay residency taxes from which they were once exempt and freezing tax breaks for retirees.
Municipal bond coupons, once exempt, will be taxed.
With families once more largely exempted from detention, agents have grudgingly reverted to the "catch and release" system that Trump promised to end.
Even non-participating video apps benefited, as Binge On users watched YouTube 16percentt longer per app session; apparently Binge On users are willing to devote more of their cap space to YouTube once other apps are exempted.
We are all at risk once we start exempting from health systems care that is stigmatized or misunderstood".
But as quickly as one playing field is levelled, the politician's urge to pick winners looms once more, with favoured industries exempted from the climate change levy and sackloads of money to be thrown at carbon-capture and storage projects and tax incentives for low-carbon vehicles.
The same complaint could be levelled at the greenside bunkers, the rough, the greens, the pin positions and - though for once the USGA can be exempted from responsibility - the brutal heat which sapped the morale of all but the most stoic challengers.
As commercial culture penetrates institutions that were once mostly exempt – schools, academia and government for example – the opportunities to challenge it diminish.
Tom Hanks once appeared exempt from aging — Sally Field, who played his love interest in "Punchline" (1988) was cast as his mother in "Forrest Gump" (1994) — but now, at 51, he is plausibly playing congressmen ("Charlie Wilson's War") and university professors ("The Da Vinci Code").
