Sentence examples for which exempted from inspiring English sources
On appeal to the supreme court, that court was of opinion that the defendant was not entitled to exemption under article 207 of the Constitution (not now in question), which exempted certain manufacturers, and ordered a judgment for $3,500, with interest and costs, for the license tax for the year 1897.
They applied to their consuls for certificates of citizenship, which exempted them from military duty.
Until 1999, he worked as a sole trader, which exempted him from filing accounts and preserved his privacy.
A compromise was reached which exempted government departments over policy or "core public functions", but not their ordinary behaviour as employers.Despite all the discussion, the bill remains complicated.
The practice, which exempted the homes from income and inheritance taxes, may be largely moot now, as the exemption has been eliminated, he said.
These statutes were supported in 1937 by the passage of the Miller-Tydings Amendment to the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, which exempted price maintenance agreements from antitrust laws.
Therefore, agreements currently covered by the existing EU block exemptions, which exempt certain types of agreements (for example, research-and-development agreements) from the application of certain antitrust rules, should remain exempted post-Brexit.
The common feature of the first two incentives is that the untaxed profit can be transferred to an account from which tax-exempted dividends can be declared.
Other features of the Reagan presidency included a reduction in non-military spending on such projects as Medicaid, food stamps and federal education; a tightening of the rules on social security for the disabled; and an overhaul of the income tax code which eliminated many deductions and exempted millions of people with low incomes.
Although the norm is maximum fares set by the Norwegian competition authorities, there are seven exempted areas in which all prices are set by the market.
This basically exempted broadband companies, which the FCC had itself opted not to consider telecoms in order to save trouble, from their oversight altogether!
