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Meanings of exempted in English
Catalan
exempció Hong Kong motion picture rating: rating classification exempted by the OFNAA.
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Examples for "exemption"
Examples for "exemption"
1
An exemption continues for farm owners and immediate family members, EPA said.
2
The risk retention rule as initially proposed also included an additional exemption.
3
Physicians said the possible exemption of premium cigars from regulation was troubling.
4
The group agrees with Judge Brown's view on the exemption, Patterson said.
5
Use of these drugs requires a therapeutic use exemption, or doctor's note.
Usage of exempted in English
1
It would see US imports subject to tax and export revenues exempted.
2
Those exempted from the new pay caps included several at insurer AIG.
3
We still have exempted the ordinary passport holders of Britain, he said.
4
Even Gertrudis and Marianita were not exempted from this compulsory social levelling.
5
Congress exempted all these companies from liabilities if their vaccine harmed anyone.
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I wouldn't dare look an exempted indispensable in the face-letalone you.
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Levies dedicated to pension and debt payments were exempted from the freeze.
8
The 2010 FCC expressly exempted peering and interconnection from net neutrality rules.
9
After the king was subdued bread and flesh-meat were exempted from excise.
10
Some end-users of OTC derivatives would be exempted from central clearing requirements.
11
Even your dog was not exempted from the effects of her displeasure.
12
Even saints are not exempted from the penalty of violated physical laws.
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Even members of the royal family were not exempted from this law.
14
Sir William Wallace alone was by name specially exempted from the surrender.
15
Sikh bikers in turbans are exempted from wearing crash helmets in Britain.
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All old and infirm people and also strangers were exempted from taxation.
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Exempted across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common