noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
personal exemption
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
certain
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But certain exemptions would apply within a select and small number of zones.
marital
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Two centuries after Hale's pronouncement, Pollock B. unequivocally expressed his support for the marital rape exemption in similar terms.
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Indeed, Wills J. appeared to query the very existence of a marital rape exemption .
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Separation is not always the factor which is chosen to delimit the marital rape exemption .
partial
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But some forest landowners were able from time to time to obtain from the Crown a grant of partial exemption from this supervision.
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Holders of the honours degree are eligible for partial exemption from the professional examinations for membership of the Institute of Actuaries.
personal
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Florence created the first income tax, complete with personal exemptions and dodges.
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The personal exemption was nearly doubled to $ 2, 000 in 1989 and then indexed for inflation.
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This time the impact of the tax was softened by large tax-free allowances for personal savers and exemptions for foreigners.
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Also affected are the income limits for phasing out benefits of personal exemptions and certain itemized deductions.
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Tax is collected only on the income above personal and family exemptions .
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Each individual in a household is also allowed a personal exemption of $ 2000.
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For example, a married couple with two dependents would be permitted an $ 8000 personal exemption .
special
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Councillors agreed with the recommendation by Darlington Borough Council not to have special exemptions for disabled drivers.
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And there are to be no special exemptions for disabled drivers.
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block
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The block exemptions are subject to review, since they have expiry dates written in, but no substantial change is imminent.
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Similarly, franchise agreements are granted block exemption under Regulation 4087/88.
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But this point is already clearly recognized in the legal framework through such elements as the block exemptions .
clause
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As a defence, the Council pleaded an exemption clause printed on the back of the ticket.
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An exemption clause may, contrary to appearances, have little or no effect.
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Under the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 any exemption clauses in the rules must be reasonable.
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The 1977 Act places severe curbs upon the effectiveness of exemption clauses of many sorts.
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The sellers tried to rely upon the exemption clause .
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This means that, even though an exemption clause on its wording apparently provides a defence, it may nevertheless be ineffective.
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From this trilogy of cases the modem approach to the interpretation of exemption clauses has emerged.
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Now let us turn to exemption clauses and the effect upon them of the provisions of the Unfair Contract Terms Act.
tax
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Establishing such enclaves would inevitably encourage the immigration of larger companies seeking tax exemptions .
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This firm is assisting the organization in resolving problems related to its tax exemption .
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The result was that the government created a paper blizzard of promissory notes and tax exemptions .
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For basic-rate payers, the tax exemption will not compensate for the low rate.
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In 1920, Austen Chamberlain transformed the system by allowing tax exemptions to be claimed nomatterhow big the taxpayer's income.
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Increased tax exemptions for gifts to museums would also be very helpful.
■ VERB
allow
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Each individual in a household is also allowed a personal exemption of $ 2000.
apply
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To apply for an exemption you should contact your council's Community Charge Registration Officer.
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First, ensure that the charging authority correctly applies any exemptions or reliefs to which the property or ratepayer is entitled.
claim
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This leaflet explains who is exempt and how to claim exemption .
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However, if an employee claims more than ten exemptions , then it becomes your problem.
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But a family planning a wedding reception would be able to claim exemption from import duty.
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The employee is free to send along a statement explaining why he has claimed so many exemptions .
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When the Casebooks parents did not send their eight children to public schools, they claimed an exemption for religious reasons.
entitle
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We have not sought to extend the list of conditions which entitle a sufferer to exemption from prescription charges.
gain
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The Nationalists proposed 20 percent capital gains tax with exemptions they said would limit its impact to 10 percent of investors.
give
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It is also generally flexible about giving exemptions to Code requirements where appropriate.
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Accordingly EZs give firms exemption for ten years from various taxes and duties and offer a simplified planning regime.
grant
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Similarly, franchise agreements are granted block exemption under Regulation 4087/88.
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Graduates have also been granted exemptions by the professional bodies in personnel, marketing, banking and insurance.
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It has delegated authority under the Consolidated Regulations to grant such exemptions .
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Each individual is granted allowances or exemptions that reduce the total amount of income liable to tax.
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The Commission can grant an exemption retroactively from the date of notification.
include
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The House bill contains $ 7 billion in tax credits, including exemptions for employer-paid tuitions and more liberal equipment write-offs.
obtain
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A company does not obtain the exemption merely by being dormant.
provide
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Attractive as this option may seem, protective authorisation does not provide firms with exemption from the regulations.
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Do religious beliefs provide exemption from liability for child abuse?
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Clause 9 provides an interesting exemption clause.
waive
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Some tenants prefer, however, to seek to obtain from the landlord a covenant not to waive the exemption .
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Offshore non-trading companies are exempt from corporation tax, but may waive their exemption and pay tax at an agreed rate.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a tax exemption for a dependent child
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As a defence, the Council pleaded an exemption clause printed on the back of the ticket.
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Details of other specific exemptions are included in the Regulations.
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From 1986, only employers with less than ten employees were eligible, but this exemption was subsequently abolished in 1990.
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In 1920, Austen Chamberlain transformed the system by allowing tax exemptions to be claimed nomatterhow big the taxpayer's income.
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It is the broker's job to make sure the haulier fully understands the small print of the exemption and other clauses.
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Tax exemptions for the property of literary and artistic figures is also proposed.
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The purpose and application of this exemption are not clear.
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There would also be an exemption of $ 5, 000 per child.