Sentence examples for exempt data from inspiring English sources

TRAC... is a non-partisan, non-profit, tax exempt data research organization associated with Syracuse University.

However, the initiative would exempt data collected for medical research, in descriptions of prisoners or crime suspects, and in cases where the federal government requires that agencies report racial data.

Though that effort — a bipartisan rollback of the ability of the Securities and Exchange Commission to exempt some data from the Freedom of Information Act — shows that Congress is not averse to rethinking parts of the law, it is small potatoes compared with the changes that some opponents of Dodd-Frank would like to see.

But that is a public policy argument, not a legal argument, and yesterday the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said that the 1996 act does not allow the commission to exempt advanced data services from the unbundling requirements.

Under the new regulations, all survey and interview research may be considered exempt provided data is stored securely and the only risk to participants is a breach of confidentiality.

Obama's FCC late last year took a swipe at Verizon and AT&T for adopting zero-rating plans that let consumers watch their own content (Go-90 and DirecTV respectively) exempt from data charges.

Critics say the move by AT&T to keep DirecTV content exempt from data caps shows that AT&T would favor its own programming at the expense of content provided by a rival such as Netflix.

For exempt studies, data obtained must have been collected prior to the granting of approval.

An earlier version of this post said that "the law specifically exempts wireless data networks from Title II". The exemption stems from a declaratory ruling the FCC issued in 2007, not from a federal statute.

The chairman failed to mention, though, that the FCC explicitly exempted wireless data networks from Title II in 2007.

The American Association of University Professors sent a letter to the UVA president arguing that the Virginia public documents statute exempts scholarly data of a proprietary nature that has not yet been publicly released, published, copyrighted or patented - in other words, Mann's emails.