Collocations for exemption - noun
ADJECTIVE
complete,
full,
total
blanket
The bill gives sensitive police files a blanket exemption.
blanket
The bill gives sensitive police files a blanket exemption.
partial
temporary
special
personal (esp. AmE)
taxpayers seeking to claim a personal exemption
temporary
special
personal (esp. AmE)
taxpayers seeking to claim a personal exemption
religious
(esp. AmE)
religious exemptions from statutes and administrative rules
religious exemptions from statutes and administrative rules
medical
tax
antitrust (AmE)
tax
antitrust (AmE)
VERB + exemption
be entitled to,
be subject to,
enjoy,
qualify for,
receive
These goods are subject to exemption from tax.
They enjoyed exemption from customs duties on goods to be used by themselves.
These goods are subject to exemption from tax.
They enjoyed exemption from customs duties on goods to be used by themselves.
apply for,
claim,
request,
seek
gain, get, obtain
give (sb), grant (sb)
allow, provide (esp. AmE)
The regulations provide an exemption from this law.
gain, get, obtain
give (sb), grant (sb)
allow, provide (esp. AmE)
The regulations provide an exemption from this law.
refuse
eliminate (esp. AmE)
lose
eliminate (esp. AmE)
lose
exemption + VERB
apply (to sb/sth),
cover sb/sth,
relate to sb/sth
(esp. BrE)
The exemption applies to home buyers.
The exemption applies to home buyers.
PREPOSITION
exemption for
There are parking restrictions with exemptions for disabled drivers.
There are parking restrictions with exemptions for disabled drivers.
exemption from
You may be able to apply for exemption from local taxes.
You may be able to apply for exemption from local taxes.
exemption on
tax exemptions on gifts to spouses
tax exemptions on gifts to spouses