Sentence examples for total exemptions from inspiring English sources

The latitude of discretion is notably wide in the classification of property for purposes of taxation and the granting of partial or total exemptions upon grounds of policy.

Total exemptions and standard deductions are from Table 1.2, itemized deductions data is from Table 2.1 and credits data is from Table 3.3.

Calculate allowable total exemptions.

An earlier version said the Bank of England had a total exemption from the Freedom of Information Act.

Senior royals now enjoy total exemption from the Freedom of Information Act.

In general, people of comfortable means could discharge their military obligation in one year of volunteer service, while many professionals doctors, clergymen, and some government workers were granted total exemption.

Proposals include displays of warning labels and signs in supermarkets and restaurants, as well as a total exemption for acrylamide in food -- an option the food industry has lobbied heavily for but which is considered unlikely to be adopted.

Furthermore, if the state could grant a total exemption it could grant a partial exemption, and if it has done so, de facto, through its officers, the petitioner cannot come here on an allegation that the officers acted as they did without the authority of the state.

It demands of whichever host it opts for a complete waiving of entry visas; total exemption of taxation on its profits; and on brand exclusivity for the six companies that pay FIFA almost as much in sponsorship deals as it will receive in world television rights.

Some New York City politicians have called for a total exemption on driving fees for locals.

He did not see any reason for a total exemption from the service of the militia, and it was a principle with him, that on every occasion where an exception was made in favour of the framers of a law, that exception should not be extended or carried beyond what is evidently proper and necessary.