Exempt
exempt (adj) - does not have to follow a rule
"x is exempt from y" means "y is a rule that x is not required to follow"
exemption (noun) -
* Employer provided health insurance is exempt from taxation.
Example sentences:
* Hutch considers itself exempt from foreign holding rules.
* Those products are exempt from the agreement.
* The Foreign Office says Britain is exempt from a European Community ban on high level visits to Peking.
* He was exempt from the draft because he was blind in one eye.
* Foreign companies investing in Thailand are often exempt from taxes for several years.
* His trust fund was exempt from federal income taxes.
* The organisation was in danger of losing its tax-exempt status.
* Small companies will be exempted from the requirements.
* Their personal possessions qualified for an exemption from customs duties.
* Taxpayers are entitled to exemptions on their income tax for their charitable contributions.
* If you were attending college during the Vietnam War, you were exempt from military service.
* Senior citizens on Medicare are automatically exempt from the charge.
* This exemption applies to home-owners only.
* For your retirement you can save money in a special tax-exempt bank account.
* There are parking restrictions with exemptions for the handicapped.
* Some of his land is exempt from property tax.
* Non-profit associations are exempt from most taxes.
* There's a blanket exemption from this requirement for everyone under 18.
* This exemption is not automatic. You have to apply for an exemption.
* We can grant you an exemption, but this a one-time only exemption.
