partial exemption

collocation in English

meaningsofpartialandexemption

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partial
adjective
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/ˈpɑː.ʃəl/us
/ˈpɑːr.ʃəl/
not ...
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exemption
noun[C or U]
uk
/ɪɡˈzemp.ʃən/us
/ɪɡˈzemp.ʃən/
special permission not to do or ...
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(Definition ofpartialandexemptionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpartial exemption

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There is also the fact that thepartialexemptionextends to blind people using the talking book service.
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Of these, 398,429 were for full exemption and 489,293partialexemption.
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However,partialexemptionfrom planning permission will apply only if the works are started within 10 years.
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Thepartialexemptionin favour of milk suppliers to creameries, suggested at the close of the question, would be impracticable.
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I am now satisfied that the rentals of tied public houses and tied garages should be excluded frompartialexemptioncalculations.
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It is possible to securepartialexemptionfrom compliance with the quota.
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For example, combined heat and power schemes have only apartialexemption.
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It will cover three things—total exemption,partialexemptionand something which might produce the same result as exemption.
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The clause therefore providespartialexemptionfor certain restrictive agreements made by the oil industry, only during an energy crisis.
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The motives which governed thepartialexemptionof those industries were not of a sectional nature.
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These factors seem to me persuasive arguments against thepartialexemptionof.
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They are best placed to count the number of students claiming the benefit of theirpartialexemption.
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However, he admits that 9 million of those will receive either total orpartialexemptionor rebates.
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There is provision for exemption orpartialexemption, if that is appropriate, for the particular child.
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He could easily give wholesale orpartialexemptionin many other ways.
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We shall be putting certain matters to him that will demonstrate an adequate grasp of the difference betweenpartialexemptionand cash accounting.
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According to this proposal the mineral owner is only to be allowed thispartialexemptionfor a period of 15 years.
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The utmost they got was that those who held benefices under £300 should have exemption from rates and that those who held benefices under £500 should havepartialexemption.
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Though the child population has increased, yet there are fewer children attending our schools than was the case formerly, very largely due to the temporarypartialexemptionfrom attendance.
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Why bother withpartialexemption?
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