Sentence examples for small exemptions from inspiring English sources

One third of passenger cars in Europe now run on diesel, so even small exemptions add up.

For the girls themselves, it was the beginning of a series of small exemptions from Frenchness — no sports, no biology, no Voltaire — that in the end had nothing to do with diversity and everything to do with isolation.

In 2005, the government directed men to keep their hair short, no longer than two inches, while older men received a small exemption to allow for comb-overs.

"It reflects the fact that more and more people are making money in more diverse ways, and that to offer a relatively small exemption around that is a way of both encouraging that but also making it easier for people who want to do that".

Men are required to keep their hair no longer than two inches, although older men get a small exemption to allow for comb-overs.

With the regular tax code, there's a smaller exemption, but the tax rates go up as income goes up.

Progressives, however, had been calling for smaller exemption levels ($1 million to $2 million $2 million to $4 millionn for couples)) and higher rates (45percentto55percentcent, and even higher for the super-wealthy).

If pure congestion pricing were instituted, it would be distorted by small community exemptions, special treatment for some airlines and international service exemptions, and it would not solve the problems La Guardia is confronting.

On December 19 , 2016 Ajit Pai and Michael O'Reilly, the current Republican members of the commission, wrote a letter to the Cellular Telephone Industries Association, American Cable Association and other industry trade groups about the transparency rule and small business exemptions.

would likely celebrate — and small-farm exemptions that might please the "Farmageddon" folks.

Unless very narrowly tailored, any small business exemption could all too easily become another loophole for the wealthy.