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exempt English

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exempt Adjective

— If you are exempt from something, you do not need to fulfill the duty or obligation. In their country, all women are exempt from military service. His income is so small that it is exempt from tax.

exempt Noun

— An exempt is a person who has been released from something.

exempt Verb

— If you exempt something from something, you grant them freedom or immunity from it. Citizens over 45 years of age were exempted from military service.

exempt

— adjective (of persons) freed from or not subject to an obligation or liability (as e.g. taxes) to which others or other things are subject a beauty somehow exempt from the aging process exempt from jury duty only the very poorest citizens should be exempt from income taxes — verb grant relief or an exemption from a rule or requirement to She exempted me from the exam — adjective (= nontaxable) (of goods or funds) not subject to taxation the funds of nonprofit organizations are nontaxable income exempt from taxation — verb (= excuse) grant exemption or release to Please excuse me from this class

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free excuse relieve release immune exclude except dispense let off dismiss clear remit exonerate deliver absolve set free rescue privileged nontaxable manumit liberate extricate emancipate dispense with whitewash waive vested vagile vacant untethered untenanted unsullied unrestricted unpromised unpledged unoccupied unimprisoned unhindered unhampered unfreeze unfettered unengaged uncork unconstrained unconfined uncommitted unchain unburdened unbound unblock

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Simple sentences

He is exempt from the military service.
Income from this source is tax-exempt.
Income from this source is exempt from taxes.
Income from this source is exempt from taxation.
We will exempt you from attending.

Movie subtitles

Officers are not an exempt class, and I insist on their testifying!
What's the matter with you, Smith? You think you're exempt or something?
I'll release those in jail And exempt their provisions.
We're building a new world order, and women should not be exempt from playing their part.
As you see, you are exempt from all suspicion.
To be worthy or not worthy in the fallen state of nature, man need not have free will exempt from necessity.
Exempt from firing.
You could have been exempt because of your sisters.
Where does it say that war is exempt.
You find, in this life exempt from wear and tear and with no thrill in it other than these suspended moments, an almost perfect happiness, fascinating, occasionally swollen by new emotions.
Only my neighbour, Gatsby, would be exempt from my reaction.
Special teams are exempt and should be aware of low gravity.
I'll exempt your past penalty if you get him!
No, I'm afraid I can not exempt anyone from the office.
It is safest here. And as for taxes, how many millions have you in tax-exempt bonds and oil wells, whose power of production your government protects, while it denies such benefits to the brain?
I have no intention to shake hands with a rebel even though he's exempt from punishment due to the amnesty.
Exempt from the command?
If you deny Mino's charge, you'll be exempt from death.
Nothing's exempt. Not this time.
You see, uh, religious organisations is tax-exempt. Privilege, you know?
Even the young are not exempt from military service.
I was exempt from the military.
A few domestic birds were exempt and occasionally Max Fallcaster, Throper's uncle, notified Throper of an abandoned nest.
Do I consider myself exempt from your little essay?
Did you think your age and status would exempt you from torture?
But those who wed before the second call were exempt.
Death hath come to take its toll, none shall be exempt!
With my leg, I'll be exempt.
Do you realize, that under the regulation of April twelfth 1924 my flat is exempt from any and every reallocation and resettlement?
I ought to be exempt on medical grounds.
You're automatically exempt.
I'm exempt.
You should probably get tax-exempt status as soon as you can.
My will shall exempt you all from wearing mourning.
I know that's the exception, but that doesn't mean Juneaux was exempt.

News and current affairs

Meanwhile, the US government could exempt Puerto Rico from the Jones Act, extend to it Chapter 9 bankruptcy coverage, and align the island's welfare and labor requirements with its productivity level.
Not even the revelations by former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden that no one is exempt from the possibility of US surveillance have stirred Americans to demand a new approach.
Not even pacific Scandinavia is exempt from this.
Nevertheless, they are not invulnerable, because even fair valuations - or, indeed, undervaluations - are not exempt from the downward pressures of a crisis or the resetting of asset prices after a build-up of systemic risk.
At the time, the European Union and the US were by far the greatest emitters, so it seemed appropriate to exempt the world's emerging economies from any commitment.
The bill submitted to Congress even had language in it that would exempt the secretary's decisions from review by any court or administrative agency - the ultimate fulfillment of the Bush administration's dream of a unitary executive.
Iraqi politicians have not been exempt from posturing for political gain.
It is a framework that is based on a discipline and solidarity within and between member states from which no one can be exempt.
In a separate move, Brown promised to close any legal loopholes that enable hedge fund managers to exempt themselves from paying taxes.
It's worth noting that in the software industry, where all units are exempt from indirect taxes, Indian companies do operate at efficient scale.
National governments could establish a personal allowance to exempt retail investors.
The small countries follow the rules but the big countries act as if they are exempt.
What reason is there to believe that China might forever keep itself exempt?
Exempt from taxation, Bonyads and their regime-appointed directors are very wealthy, with vast powers over major industries.
After all, neither donor countries nor their partners are exempt from such problems as corruption, political crises, armed conflicts, human rights abuses, vested interests, or international power politics.
The same is true for much of Central America. And no part of South America is exempt from this pattern.
But it was not until Tung tried to ram through draconian internal-security legislation that many of Hong Kong's citizens began to feel that they were being overtaken by the repressive governance from which they were supposed to be exempt.
Not even Americans are exempt.
Russia's other aim has been to exempt from UN sanctions the Bushehr nuclear reactor that it has been building for Iran.
These funds are largely tax-exempt, often because they are registered offshore, although they operate from the world's major onshore financial centers.
And no part of South America is exempt from this pattern.
By contrast, a similar tax rule to exempt employer payments for health insurance would reduce national saving by causing employees to substitute health insurance for large personal cash accumulations.

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