Sentence examples for the exemptions of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Aviv agreed, though she said she wished Congress had asked the I.R.S. to suspend, rather than revoke, the exemptions of nonprofits that miss the deadline.

But the French government too deeply committed to the system of tax farming (i.e., selling the right to collect taxes to groups of financiers for a fixed sum), reluctant and even unable to revoke the exemptions of the privileged classes because of dependence on them, and lacking interest in fundamental reforms—suppressed the publication of his book.

There, one finds a rousing, and sadly still necessary, defense of sex education in America: The best preparation that can be made to meet the inevitable crises in the life of youth, we affirm, is not to avoid the issues, not to trust to the exemptions of innocence, not to feel that somehow the younger person will stumble through as others have, but to take the full measure of the situation.

Moreover, the exemption of capital gains tempts taxpayers to recharacterize ordinary taxable income as tax-exempt capital gains income.

Britain is lobbying for the exemption of Scottish cashmere from the list.

The exemption of this country from the journey to "ever closer union" is of fundamental importance, for instance.

"Specifically, the court finds the Legislature stated with specificity the necessity justifying the exemption of public records law," Will said.

The exemption of "nonprofit youth organizations" was tailored to the Scouts, Chief Justice Ronald M. George said in an interview.

In November the Americans tacitly agreed to the exemption of East Jerusalem – the most contested spot in the Holy Land conflict – from the settlement freeze announced by Netanyahu.

Limiting the exemption of employer-provided health benefits would have the further advantage of making companies and workers more cost-conscious about health care.

And it would set new estate tax parameters, including the exemption of $5 million per person, or $10 million per couple, and a maximum rate of 35 percent.