Synonym: except, excuse, free, let off, release. Similar words: exempt from, preempt, attempt, caveat emptor, exert, prompt, execute, symptom. Meaning: [ɪg'zempt] v. 1. grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to 2. grant exemption or release to. adj. 1. (of persons) freed from or not subject to an obligation or liability (as e.g. taxes) to which others or other things are subject 2. (of goods or funds) not subject to taxation.
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(31) The archdiocese still hopes to persuade the city to exempt Catholic Charities from the domestic partners ordinance, he said.
(32) It has contributed to the decline in direct portfolio investment as opposed to indirect investment through tax exempt institutions.
(33) Under the changes, needy and elderly people and those who currently get free prescriptions on medical grounds will remain exempt.
(34) A mowing machine coming within the definition of a motor bicycle is exempt.
(35) Owners of historic houses are to be exempt from the revaluation for tax purposes included in measures covering commercial property.
(36) He shared a shift with Philip Stacey, the local antiques dealer, who was exempt on health grounds from active service.
(37) The biggest lorries will be exempt from much of the duty they now pay.
(38) At issue is a college course Gingrich taught in 1993-95 with financial support from tax exempt foundations.
(39) When a further instruction stated that vessels used in services were not exempt, the Patriarch Tikhon told the faithful to resist.
(40) If all the goods and services which the business supplies are exempt,[sentencedict.com] then the business can not register for VAT purposes.
(41) There are few important national resources that are entirely exempt from economic transnational practices.
(42) It is likely that they will follow London's lead and also exempt motorcycles from any charges.
(43) Sufferers from Alzheimer's disease were to be exempt from the tax - a concession which opposition parties had fought for.
(44) Exempt certain businesses and coastal communities from complying with wetlands regulations.
(45) Groups accepting tax-deductible donations must be operated exclusively for exempt purposes, the panel said.
(46) We will then let you know whether you are exempt or not as soon as possible. 9.
(47) Negotiators said Wednesday that the main sticking point was still whether the industry should be exempt from paying punitive damages.
(48) To be exempt from taxation the trust must meet Inland Revenue conditions relating to contributions and benefit entitlement.
(49) Are students exempt from compulsory schooling or from certain courses in the curriculum on religious grounds?
(50) Furthermore, interest on the bonds of state and local governments is exempt from the Federal income tax.
(51) Only wage earners at the lowest level will be exempt. Private property taxes will also be increased.
(52) References in the Code to exempt fund managers are construed accordingly.
(53) This leaflet explains who is exempt and how to claim exemption.
(54) These were tax exempt bonds issued by state and local governments to provide financing for private sector investment in plants and equipment.
(55) The pension fund is totally exempt from income tax and capital gains tax,(http://Sentencedict.com) providing excellent growth prospects for your money.
(56) Your main home is usually exempt from capital gains tax.
(57) Things done well and with a care, exempt themselves from fear. William Shakespeare
(58) Exchanges done through cash machines which can not issue receipts are exempt from this provision.
(59) Any person in receipt of income support or family credit is exempt from payment.
(60) If you aren't exempt and need medication regularly, it might be worth buying a pre-payment certificate.
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