These lobbyists have even gotten guns exempted from examination by Consumer Products Safety Commission.
During the years covered by this study it was legally required that all Swedish young men attended the military service conscription examination; only those with a severe handicap or chronic disease (<5% of the male population) were exempt from the examination [ 16].
Defending the cuts, health minister Nicola Roxon this week told local journalists that the government is scrutinizing every dollar spent on health: "Research is not exempt from that examination," she said.
We also lacked data on the cognitive function of men exempt from conscript examination; if some were exempt because of conditions related to OM and lower cognitive function, we may have underestimated the association between hospitalisation for OM and cognitive function in young adulthood [ 19].
Yet Mr. LaBute's play, which he is also directing, is one indication that ground zero is no longer exempt from astringent artistic examination.
Not even office supplies, it seems, are to be exempt from his budgetary examinations.
Most important is not choosing our own life-plans; rather, liberalism founded on the value of self-determination requires only that we be able to critically evaluate our ends if need be, hence that 'no end or goal is exempt from possible re-examination' (Kymlicka 1989, 52; Dworkin 1989, 489; Macedo 1990, 247).
Schuster entered the Civil Service in 1899 and as a qualified lawyer was exempt from the required examinations, something that marked him as "different" from other civil service employees with whom he worked.
The study population is largely representative of the male general population as only a small proportion of Swedish men were exempted from enlistment examinations.
Nor is American history exempted from scrutiny.
There was a lack of cognitive data on the exempted men because many of the conscripts (11.9%) were exempted from draft board examination.
