Exemption in a sentence

An exemption to EU recycling rules has been approved as a temporary measure, giving producers time to explore economically viable alternatives or for the exemption to continue beyond 2032.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has even proposed a one-year tax exemption on pet food and a permanent tax exemption for over-the-counter pet medications.

Or, assuming the spouse does not do that, at the surviving spouse’s death there would be an estate tax on the value of the estate in excess of the surviving spouse’s estate tax exemption — the first spouse’s exemption was unused and lost.

The ETA will not be required for diplomats, but there appears to be no exemption for tourists over the age of 70. Some countries use such an exemption as many older people are believed to be non-computer literate.

The first allows municipalities to double the veteran property tax exemption without doubling all other exemption clauses.

Titus says the proposal, which is still likely to see more changes, would also create a social security exemption and an increased exemption in property tax.

You can remove an exemption from a vehicle if it’s no longer being used by a disabled person and you can only use your exemption on one vehicle at a time.

Essential staff exemption applies only to curfew travel; it’s not a coverall exemption from the 6 foot regulations inside and outside the store (cops included!

She became the city’s first exemption midwife in 2018, following in the well-trodden footsteps of exemption midwives in Six Nations in southern Ontario.

In addition to the relief package, the Governor also announced exemption of land revenue to the affected area and exemption of examination fee of school and colleges to the wards of farmers whose crops have been damaged.

In Vermont, legislators are trying to do away with the state's religious exemption four years after eliminating the philosophical exemption.

Parents who cannot pay must apply for an exemption, but they claim that more often than not, applications for exemption are rejected, despite a demonstrated need for exemptions.

The religious exemption, along with the medical exemption, has been on the books ever since.

May will not push for a UK exemption to the new US border tariffs of 25% on EU imports of rolled steel and 10% on aluminium as the UK will join the bloc’s push for European exemption.

The other type of exemption is a 100 percent disabled exemption that relieves the veteran of all property taxes owed on their primary residence.

The school had claimed that the education department had granted exemption to only six of its students though 33 of them required such exemption on account of their difficulty in learning Tamil.

Law 80 provides 100% exemption from income tax and real estate taxes for 15 years, duty-free imports for construction materials and equipment for five years, and capital gains tax exemption for five years.

Many countries have some reference to an exemption for educational use, though the extent of this exemption varies widely. citation Sources differ on whether fair use is fully recognized by countries other than the United States.

A day after the gazette was published, Godongwana defended the exemption and said it aimed to avoid the risk of a “possible negative outlook on Eskom’s corporate rating and credit assessment with the credit rating agencies”.

Additionally, Chinese tourists benefited from a visa exemption scheme introduced towards the end of the month.