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Women with children under 2 years of age would be exempt.

All told about half the city's work force will be exempt.

We want all black men to be exempt from military service.

Some programs, especially those for the poor, would have to be exempt, he said.

Also some services are exempt like a doctor's medical attention.

No public school students, except those in special education, will be exempt from the state test.

But until today, he appeared exempt from the learning process.

Interest is exempt from Federal, state and city income tax.

As a result he was exempt for a time from construction work.

There was no reason to believe they would be exempt from conditions around them.

If so, the case may be exempt from federal time limits.

But those months, scholars say, have not been exempt from war either.

How, then, could we expect to be exempt from them?

Well everyone else is suffering, why should teachers be exempt?

Can you explain to me why it should be exempt?

Because of this plan, Members are exempt from the health care reform law.

For example, if the fire is your only source of heat you are exempt.

The hospital has not been exempt from the state's methods.

With just one owner, only half of that is exempt.

No one seems good enough to be exempt from catastrophe.

But even there he is not exempt from political passion.

New users were exempt from these changes for six months.

Boomers will feel they should be exempt from this law.

As if they were exempt from a stick in the eye.

New York had more exempt professions than any other state.

The law will exempt 261,000 workers from the state income tax.

If passed, the bill would exempt most public companies from the rule.

Within a week a judge will exempt baseball from the law.

Private schools pay more in tax than they are exempted.

For a full list of exempted areas see the Act.

States could exempt families with children under the age of 1 from the work requirements.

No more than 5 percent of the new cars could be exempted.

"One way to do it might be to exempt some people from paying them."

"I do not consider myself exempt from or above criticism by anyone."

Then the bank people heard about it and had him exempted.

The policy would exempt businesses with less than 5 employees.

He was exempted from war service due to poor health.

But three companies have asked to be exempted from this rule.

She had begun to imagine herself exempt from the action.

Mothers with a child under the age of 1 would be exempted.

The President, they said, could exempt certain essential services from the cuts.

It would also exempt them from a series of rules and regulations.

Congress has exempted itself from a number of civil rights laws.

These would exempt small gifts from a candidate's home state.

My Bill would exempt many of them from prescription charges.

The students are now being exempted from paying this cost.

Women more than four months pregnant were exempted from work.

Physical reasons such as high blood pressure could get a man exempted.

Under the board's plan, exempted taxes would not have to be paid back.

"There's no reason on earth why he should be exempted from the laws of the land."