Sentence examples for there were exemptions from inspiring English sources

However, even under the scheme for council houses there were exemptions for rural areas that had few houses, or adapted homes for elderly or disabled people that needed to be retained for future residents.

However, the scope of the United States' de-Baathification efforts would soon expand well beyond that initially limited scope The U.S.-led Coalition Provisional Authority CPAA) ultimately required a governmental purge of all Baath party members, although there were exemptions provided to certain local coalitions.

There were exemptions for illness, living more than a certain distance (typically one mile) from a school, or certification of having reached the required standard (which varied by board) which were made mandatory across England and Wales by the 1880 Act.

They demanded the cost of benefits, such as healthcare insurance, be included in the calculation and that there be exemptions for teenage and new workers.

And there are exemptions, for Santa Clauses and carnivalgoers, for example.

There are exemptions, for example, for military pay.

(There are exemptions, however: restaurants managed to secure one for takeout food, for example).

But there are exemptions for Muslim and Jewish producers to respect their religious traditions.

But there are exemptions for certain goods, such as fresh meat and fish.

"There are exemptions, for sports teams, for example, and religious worship, where you can segregate.

Updated at 2.15pm GMT 2.13pm GMT Duncan Smith says there are exemptions.