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Meanings of exemption in English
Synonyms
Examples for "immunity"
Examples for "immunity"
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The housing market continues to show strong immunity to the coronavirus crisis.
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However, researchers said that vaccines could prove more powerful than natural immunity.
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However, denial of immunity doesn't necessarily mean a certain loss for police.
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However, their role in the generation of acquired immunity is less clear.
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The statement said the order grants a form of immunity from prosecution.
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Manfred has faced criticism for granting immunity to Astros players involved in the scheme.
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International law prohibits granting immunity to public officials who have engaged in acts of torture, he said.
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It encouraged countries whose nationals work as private security employees to avoid granting immunity to military contracting firms and their personnel.
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Anti-government protesters march to denounce a law granting immunity to Yemen's outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa January 22, 2012.
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Granting immunity could allow foreign torturers in this country to escape responsibility, human rights groups said.
Spanish
exemptio Whole or partial release of an ecclesiastical person, corporation, or institution from the authority of the ecclesiastical superior.
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Catalan
exempció Hong Kong motion picture rating: rating classification exempted by the OFNAA.
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Usage of exemption in English
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An exemption continues for farm owners and immediate family members, EPA said.
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The risk retention rule as initially proposed also included an additional exemption.
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Physicians said the possible exemption of premium cigars from regulation was troubling.
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The group agrees with Judge Brown's view on the exemption, Patterson said.
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Use of these drugs requires a therapeutic use exemption, or doctor's note.
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Abolishing the VAT exemption on private school fees is a good start.
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That exemption does not, however, explicitly include repos or securities lending transactions.
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A bill introduced in the Illinois House offers such a religious exemption.
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The exemption and concession will apply to both new and established homes.
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The California and New York bill would prohibit this type of exemption.
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That was until Queensland Health revoked the exemption for the Simonds party.
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Poston, gave him confidence he can earn full exemption for next year.
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The only country at the time to get that exemption, he said.
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That exemption has made it hard for critics to prove their case.
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Non-citizens and temporary visa holders do not need an exemption to leave.
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But it did not have a similar exemption on the short side.
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Exemption through the time
Exemption across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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