The law still exempts domestics, observing the plantation hierarchy of "house Negroes" and "field hands".
Now 81, William King, a sculptor-gadfly whose spare, sharp figures range from monumental to tabletop in size, still exempts nobody -- including himself -- from his satire.
They come in many forms, including direct aid for building boats and state-financed fisheries management.Even America, having scrapped programmes to expand the national fleet, still exempts fishing from fuel duty and lets fishermen defer income tax.
Lawmakers described the announcement as a significant change that would increase the chance for passage of the bill, which still exempts priests if they learn in the confessional about incidents of child abuse.
But I think I've always been drawn to the idea of the miracle of convalescence: the weakness after pain, the sense of reprieve, the dawning well-being — and yet inside a frame that still exempts the patient from having to be responsible and capable.
The financial thresholds (see point five above) can still exempt you.
The statute of limitations has expired for most financial misconduct that happened before and during the financial crisis of 2008, meaning that if the DOJ does follow the memo's guidelines to tackle white-collar crime with renewed vigor, it will still exempt wrongdoing that drove the nation into the worst recession since the Great Depression.
Luxury limousines are still exempt from the rule.
Community land trusts are still exempt from the recent changes, giving right to buy discounts to housing association tenants.
But energy prices have been above the cutoff points since 2002, and Interior Department officials estimate that about one-sixth of production in the Gulf of Mexico is still exempt from royalties.
But he bought the flat before he was an MP, sold it soon after election and says the Inland Revenue confirms it was still exempt, as his main residence, when he sold it.
