Sentence examples for cases of exemption from inspiring English sources
-Should the Army be considering cases of exemption individually?
In the case of exemptions, the question turns upon whether the agent possesses the general capacities to understand and act upon the moral demands placed on her by such obligations (1994, pp. 154-94).
It can be argued that, in case of total exemption, the positive impact on poor households would be significant and would contribute to greater equity between the poorest and the richest.
This was a 13th-century work by Thomas of Marlborough, which was written to bolster the Evesham's case for exemption from the jurisdiction of the Bishops of Worcester, in whose diocese Evensham was.
The same thing happened in the case of fee exemptions.
"I fear it is just the start of cases of people claiming religious exemptions from general laws," Chemerinsky said.
The participants noted the suboptimal performance of exemption mechanisms in majority of cases emphasizing that user fee abolition and exemption arrangements need to be interim measures as we move towards prepayment pooled mechanisms.
And the S.E.C. could permit exemptions in cases of demonstrated need, perhaps allowing the company's board to authorize trading while publicly disclosing its decision.
In the case of Ghana, cost exemption from the National Health Insurance Scheme and free maternity care including delivery in health facilities for pregnant women have contributed to uptake in health facility delivery [ 17, 18].
In the case of a fee exemption policy, for instance, the result can be expected to be greater in regions with relatively high poverty levels compared to low poverty regions, assuming other barriers are similar.
