Sentence examples for wholly exempt from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, just as we are unlikely to persuade Iran to eliminate its fuel-cycle program through a campaign of threats, so we are unlikely to enlist allies in erecting a new global nonproliferation order if we treat ourselves as wholly exempt from some of its central requirements.
Hewlett-Packard says that it saves $1 billion a year in taxes by operating in some countries where it's "wholly exempt from taxes," resulting in a 21% rate.
James Ryan, the assessor for the Town of Brookhaven, said that he granted "wholly tax-exempt status" to any parsonage or rectory on a the same parcel with a church or synagogue.
"All tribes should be exempt".
But in the northern and western regions the proliferation of small private churches had not yet been wholly absorbed, and the existence of proprietary and exempt enclaves continued until the Reformation and beyond.
The statute exempts any advice-giving group "composed wholly of full-time, or permanent part-time, officers or employees of the federal government".
When you're that wholly in thrall to your own heady promise, you exempt yourself from rules, absolve yourself of hypocrisy and persuade yourself that you'll get away with it all.
In the end, while no one would blame him or herself wholly for Sandy Hook or other similar events, is it legitimate to exempt ourselves?
The rest are exempted altogether.
Nonprofit organizations on tax-exempt property are eligible for trash collection by the city, and if they use it wholly or in part, they must follow residential recycling rules.
