'right to exemption' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's entitlement to be excluded from a particular obligation or liability, usually due to special circumstances. For example, "The court granted him the right to exemption from the mandatory community service requirement."
This argument is willing to concede that religious institutions other than parishes and dioceses might not have the same rights to exemptions from government policy.
These variables were selected on the basis that these facilities might be considered to be more accessible to health-care managers, and their users might be better informed about national user fee policy, and more demanding of their rights to exemptions.
This time, the case was based on the claim that at least one of these supposed alternatives is itself a violation of its religious freedom from which it has a right to an exemption.
Finding the offer inadequate and insisting on his right to an exemption, the police officer sued.
Fortunately, there are better grounds for refuting the claim that there is a right to an exemption.
Why is sending notification to the government of its intention to activate its right to an exemption from the contraceptive mandate any less an act of facilitating sin, from the point of view of these religious organizations, than sending a notification to an insurance carrier?
The panel said that because the Police Department had turned over one category of data to the group, the police had "waived their right" to claim exemptions from releasing the additional data.
No one has an automatic right to this tax exemption; those seeking one should expect close scrutiny from the government to ensure it is not evading taxes.
When the measure was adopted, however, "women were contemporaneously given the absolute right to claim an exemption, simply by reason of their being women," David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the New York State Office of Court Administration, wrote in an e-mail.
Opponents, arguing that states should retain the right to set the exemption limit, are expected to try to remove the amendment when it is considered by the House and Senate negotiators.
