Sentence examples for application of exemptions from inspiring English sources

First, to be included, studies had to address either the removal of user charges or the application of exemptions and/or waivers in order to facilitate access to RMNH services in low- and middle-income countries.

Jones said the State Department's application of Exemption 5 over Clinton's draft speech is an "egregious waste of time and money".

To the Editor: Regarding "Duty-Free Exemption Is Doubled, to $800" (Travel Advisory, Nov. 17): The recent doubling of the exemption increases not only the exemption but also the inherent unfairness in the application of the exemption.

The media groups have argued that the city's application of the exemption is too broad and that the 911 calls will help the public evaluate the police response to the shooting at the gay nightclub.

For example, the leadership of the District Medical Officer must be studied as well as positive and negative incentives that may be used to allow effective application of the exemption at health centre level.

The government watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed a brief in the DOMA case arguing that the application of DOMA provided exemptions from ethics laws for married gay couples and harmed the public by opening avenues for nepotism and corruption while limiting certain disclosure laws.

In the face of a member's complaint, the commission has been postponing consideration of other lobbying groups' applications for exemptions.

Working for one of only three I.R.S. divisions not charged with collecting tax revenue, specialists in the Determinations Unit in Cincinnati primarily review and process roughly 70,000 applications for exemptions each year, relatively few from groups engaged in election activity.

Their 2014 application for exemption for athletics, housing, restrooms and locker rooms is pending.

Why do you think because a tattoo is religious or tribal that it would mean more to another person than my tatts mean to me?" In response to the backlash, AFP's media unit issued a statement to SBS News clarifying that "common sense will prevail in the application of this policy and exemptions considered on a case-by-case basis".

The commission has also trumpeted its denial of more than 40 new applications for exemption from fire safety rules.