Sentence examples for what exemptions from inspiring English sources

What exemptions are there for extradition?

He didn't know what exemptions Romney would eliminate in pursuit of a flatter tax code.

And the commission would have to decide what exemptions, if any, were appropriate.

Liberal Democrats in the Lords have pushed during the bill's committee and report stages for further information on when this charge will be imposed, and what exemptions might be provided.

Joanne Livingstone, principal at consulting actuary Punter Southall, said: "We call on the Treasury to end the panic and uncertainty immediately by explaining clearly what the benefit-in-kind charge is designed to achieve, what exemptions there will be for existing promises and commitments, and the rationale for tapering.

Learn what exemptions are available to bypass vaccinations.

Did I remember to tell them how the jury asked three times what the exemptions to the law were that would have let me walk?

I have no lack of respect or sympathy for local authorities – but with the best of professional intentions, you can miss what an exemption could mean for a child".

Under this method of reading the statute, he would be able to reach an understanding of what the exemption meant.

The home secretary said she couldn't say what if any exemptions there would be to try to curb the queues until she had seen the evidence from the trial: "We can put contigency operations in place if there are public order problems," she told them.

Although the UK case is essentially an extension of the NL case (which just had tax exemptions), it was felt useful to compare the two case studies to each other, to the whole EU and to individual countries, to elucidate policy insights as to not only what the tax exemptions could stimulate but also the additional UK policies.