Meanings of exempted by in English

Amongst creatures, Brahmanas deserve to be exempted by you in your plundering excursions.

Small business might be a different story, but they are exempted by Delahunt's bill.

And although patients with chronic disease are exempted by Islamic rules, many insist on fasting.

It was now the fast of Ramadhán; but travellers are exempted by law from observing it.

Obligations issued by counties, cities, or towns may be exempted by the authorities of such localities from local taxation.

He cited concern that it could create loopholes for swaps masquerading as commodity forwards, which are exempted by the rule.

School fees and taxes on building materials in the areas affected by both disasters have also been exempted by the Council.

When an Act of Oblivion was passed in 1748 he was exempted by name, and, therefore, his return was at the time impossible.

If we deduct from the remainder three-twentieths for those below eighteen, those above forty-five, and those exempted by law or infirmity, one-tenth alone will remain.

China's finance ministry said on Wednesday 16 types of U.S. goods would be exempted by additional retaliatory tariffs from Sept. 17, further buoying investor sentiment.