The phrase “possibility of exemption” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express that something may be exempt from a particular rule or requirement. For example, "The new law offers the possibility of exemption from certain taxes for low-income families."
Cho concedes that official policies don't always reflect actual practice, noting the possibility of exemptions or unwritten rules.
Despite the possibility of an exemption, employers of all sizes are lobbying against the proposal, which they see as an onerous new federal mandate.
But the final bill explicitly rules out the possibility of such exemptions, and yesterday Mrs Beckett stressed the need for the new minimum to be as simple and universal as possible.
If the court upholds this transaction, there looms the possibility of a "Bear exemption" and new doctrine in the making.
When he arrived in camp, he took his physical and spoke with the Mets' physician about his A.D.D., and they briefly discussed the possibility of getting an exemption and renewing his prescription, but Blackley said they agreed it was not the best choice.
The possibilities for exemptions have been reduced and are only granted to applicants who can document that they suffer from 'a physical or mental illness of a very grave character' (Section 24).
It is doubtful that Selig will act anytime soon; the threat of lawsuits, the potential challenge to the league's sacred antitrust exemption and the possibility of negative news coverage are too daunting.
Depending on the nature and cause of the disability, some private health insurers, workers' compensation and other nonprofit associations may offer ways of providing financial assistance, so it is wise to investigate all private and public sources of financing, as well as the possibility of any income tax or veterans' exemptions.
Ms. Eldridge and others objected to the possibility of AOL Time Warner receiving a real estate tax exemption under the Industrial and Commercial Incentive Program, which covers renovations south of 59th Street.
There's also the possibility of a phase-out of the personal exemption, a limitation on itemized deductions and a tax hike on dividends.
But mainly he remains an enforcer of exemption.
