specific exemption

collocation in English

meaningsofspecificandexemption

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specific
adjective
uk
/spəˈsɪf.ɪk/us
/spəˈsɪf.ɪk/
relating to one thing and 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 ofspecificandexemptionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofspecific exemption

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There is aspecificexemptionfrom many of the disclosure requirements in the order for small unlisted companies.
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Only the secondary market (repair and maintenance services and supply of spare parts) would remain subject to aspecificexemptionregime.
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To a dispassionate observer a company's accounts, unless givenspecificexemption, will have attached to them somewhere the name of the ultimate company owning it.
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A majority of those who commented did not think that it would be necessary to provide aspecificexemptionfor stock exchange acquisitions.
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Thespecificexemptionis for breed horses over a certain price.
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There was a good reason for thisspecificexemption.
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This problem would be exacerbated by the proposed new provisions unless we made aspecificexemptionfor creditors who have such claims.
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There is still nospecificexemptionfor lawyers and accountants.
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There is nospecificexemptionrelating to the use of a loudspeaker during a political campaign.
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That is usually done by means of aspecificexemptionwhich excludes affirmative action from the prohibition on discrimination.
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It was only at the beginning of last week that thespecificexemptionfor formula one was decided upon.
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It is thespecificexemptionof feu duty.
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They have not offered—they still could offer—to put in aspecificexemptionin respect of these clubs.
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If he had read the text of the directive, he would be aware that there is aspecificexemption.
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An authorised spectator is either a member of the scheme or someone allowed for by aspecificexemptionwithin the scheme.
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We are considering aspecificexemptionfor a specific group.
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That is normally done by means of aspecificexemption, which excludes affirmative action from the prohibition on discrimination.
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It says that birds may not be destroyed in the close season, but it goes on to give aspecificexemptionto landowners.
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We have not made aspecificexemptionfor political meetings, however.
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We do not support aspecificexemptionfor journalists.
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