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exemption

[ig-zemp-shuhn] / ɪgˈzɛmp ʃən /


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The judge’s injunction “does not provide relief for all the parents of California public school students, but only for those parents who object to the challenged policies or seek religious exemptions,” the justices added.

From Los Angeles Times

He also said the new policy would mean only those who had already lived in County Durham for at least two years could join the housing register - though some exemptions would apply.

From BBC

However, the government granted the Ritz-Carlton camp an exemption from the directive, calling the move necessary to attract investors.

From The Wall Street Journal

With generous federal estate-tax exemptions made permanent in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act last year, trusts that were created years ago to shield wealth from onerous federal estate taxes may be obsolete.

From Barron's

A legal challenge by a group of private schools over the government's decision to remove the VAT exemption on the fees they charge has been dismissed by the Court of Appeal.

From BBC