Sentence examples for that exempted from inspiring English sources

However, to stimulate dividend repatriations from Japanese-owned foreign affiliates, the Japanese government introduced a foreign dividend exemption system in 2009 that exempted dividends remitted by Japanese-owned foreign affiliates to their parent firms from home-country taxation.

The stems from a 2002 Federal Elections Commission (FEC) ruling that exempted text from such disclosures because of the limited number of characters (Google and Facebook later claimed that exemption for themselves to avoid requiring "paid for" disclosures).

The House inserted an especially distasteful provision that exempted the National Rifle Association from disclosure requirements.

Nevertheless, it paid a $200 million settlement to the government that exempted the company from prosecution.

But he said Defense Distributed had been set up specifically to meet requirements that exempted it from the regulations.

My father had an occupation that exempted him from military service so our family life was not disrupted by WWII.

A Tunisian commander gave him a withering look and a document that exempted him from battle on medical grounds.

One of his first jobs in government was to help draft financial services legislation that exempted Lloyd's from regulation.

But the Partnership for New York City, a business group, said in January that it would support a version of the legislation that exempted tenants.

They are trying to tie Republican votes to those companies, criticizing lawmakers, for instance, over their votes for a budget measure that exempted offshore earnings from tax liabilities.

The sale was structured to take advantage of stockmarket rules that exempted capital gains tax, infuriating voters in Bangkok who had had enough of Mr Thaksin.