The exemptions are quite adequate to protect any document, and the IC review decisions make it plain".
8 In light of the evidence that there is no risk-free level of exposure to SHS, the only safe and proven way to reduce the exposure to these toxic particulates from SHS is by enacting a comprehensive SFA law, without any exemptions, to ensure adequate protection of the health of employees and patrons. 1 30.
For example, the federally-funded NIH expects research resources generated by NIH projects to be shared with the scientific community unless there are adequate reasons that would justify that exemption (e.g. data sharing not covered in the original consent documents, institutional policies, etc).
Nevertheless its usage is still allowed under the auspices of a critical use exemptions (CUE) wherever an adequate alternative is not available [ 3].
The integrated system exhibits high efficacy of heat transfer, exemption of fluid flow clogging and adequate sensitivity to, by feedback, control the cycle of detection for the infected malignant tissues via intensive simulations.
Ensuring equity in enrollment though identification of and premium exemptions for individuals and groups without adequate financial resources to pay referred to in the NHIS law (LI 1809) as indigents or the "poorest of the poor", is one of the stated goals of the NHIS.
"Unfortunately, some agencies refuse to conduct adequate searches and fail to properly apply FOIA's exemption provisions until a lawsuit has been filed".
The report says most FOI practitioners had few issues about the operation of most exemptions, suggesting "they are felt to be adequate in scope", according to the MoJ.
The government maintains that the accommodation is adequate, so it should not have to expand automatic exemptions to religious nonprofits.
Nothing short of exemption for all supported housing schemes will be adequate, and we hope that common sense will prevail.
