Sentence examples for potential exemption from inspiring English sources

While this is a serious concern for all the political parties, only the Sweden Democrats believe that such schools should be abolished altogether with the potential exemption of Christian schools.

Wolf said he has yet to contact Tseng's camp about a potential exemption.

The amendment does, however, provide a potential exemption for certain whales caught in the wild, according to the Associated Press.

So a married, childless couple with $400,000 in adjusted gross income and $7,800 in potential exemptions could lose $6,240 of that $7,800.

Notably, "regulation" is ill-defined in the one-in-two-out order, as are potential exemptions and the methods by which costs will be measured.

At the same United Nations meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, many developing countries in Africa are asking nations to study potential copyright exemptions and flexibilities that could be used to make textbooks and educational works more affordable in poor nations.

This is no different, Fifa contends, than any other major sporting event – like, say, the Super Bowl or the Olympics – but to deny tax exemption, potential host countries contend, is to torpedo a bid.

We used two criteria to assess potential eligibility for exemption: the poverty line and the extreme poverty line.

This implies that despite the potential of the delivery exemption policy to be pro-poor, they are in fact not reaching the poorest women [ 46], but paving the way for the average and high income women to increase their utilization of the services to the disadvantage of the poor women [ 47].

The number of potential jurors seeking hardship exemptions was "somewhat less" than anticipated, Judge Sand wrote.

The Senate Finance Committee, expressing concern about potential abuse of tax exemptions, has been reviewing some programs and questioning the various participants.