“exempt from”造句，怎麼用exempt from造句

But upscale shopping malls have long been exempt from the thermostat controls and have maintained much cooler temperatures through the summers.

Ethnic minorities which traditionally practice inhumation are exempt from the government requirement of cremation, and are allotted special land for cemeteries.

PRACTICAL traders, who believe themselves to be quite exempt from any intellectual influences, are usually slaves of some defunct mathematician.

Members of the service staff shall be exempt from dues and taxes on the wages which they receive for their services.

So we have the current argument over how much of the derivative market will be exempt from regulation.

"One of the main issue voters are talking about is out-of-control spending, and foreign aid won't be exempt from cuts," one GOP aide told the Cable.

They also pay no vehicle excise duty, have cheaper insurance premiums, are exempt from London's Congestion Charge and can be charged for free at some public car parks.