Sentence examples for use of exemption from inspiring English sources

Based on the growing use of Exemption 7 e), it appears agencies have decided to become less transparent about their activity behind the scenes to enforce the law.

Last year, according to statistics compiled by the Associated Press, the use of Exemption 5 reached an all-time high: 81,752 times, accounting for 12percentt of all the open-records requests government agencies processed in 2013 that resulted in denials.

She thought that the decision might make experts more likely to confirm their previous views rather than change them, and could lead to higher insurance premiums for experts, increased fees and the use of exemption clauses in contracts – "in which case we shall be back where we started", she said.

The story goes on to urge a full exploitation of expenses and maximise the use of exemptions.

His recipe for restoring the "people's army" includes more sparing use of exemptions, dishonourable discharges for suspected shirkers and preferential treatment at universities for ex-combat troops.Most controversially of all, he complained publicly that the army's ethos of self-sacrifice had deteriorated to the point where it valued soldiers' lives too highly to get the job done.

HMRC estimated the Exchequer was losing £200m a year due to use of the exemption.

Stuart Kessler, a director and estate tax expert at J.H. Cohn, the accounting firm, said that this move has all the marks of simply equalizing the estates so that his wife has enough assets to make good use of her exemption.

A similar ALERT from law firm Cozen O Connor, also emphasizes that "Gifts made directly to grandchildren (either outright or in trust) in 2010 will not be taxed for GST tax purposes and will not require any use of GST exemption.

However, Tanzania has so far not made much use of this exemption.

Helen, we learned, was one of the patients at the district clinics who had managed to make use of the exemption waiver system mentioned above and did not pay for the medical check-ups.

While we do not condone the use of tax exemptions for corporations that would do business in a jurisdiction even without the exemptions, we do support them for private activity in economically distressed areas and following a natural or man-made disaster.