Equal protection is extended when the rules of law are applied equally in all like cases and when persons are exempt from obligations greater than those imposed upon others in like circumstances.
The study was exempted from obligation of notification for the Danish Scientific-Ethical Committee, but it followed the ethical code of American Anthropological Association [ 25].
The study is exempted from obligation of notification for the Scientific-ethical committee (pursuant to § 8 [ 3] of the rules of the committee) but follows the ethical code of American Anthropological Association [ 70].
NEW YORK TIMES Foreign Banks Appeal to Be Left Out of Liquidation Rules | Foreign lenders with only a small presence on American soil are appealing to United States regulators to be exempted from obligations, expected to be finalized by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on Tuesday, to detail their liquidation procedures should they fail.
These schools are exempt from any obligation to follow the national curriculum.
(Only Velázquez, among the leading painters in seventeenth-century Spain, was exempt from the obligation to satisfy Church patrons.
One such is the British medieval Latin word "huswiva", which was found in a survey of 12th-century Latin documents in the Diocese of Durham, referring to a lady of the house who was exempt from the obligation to reap the harvest.
There are no warning symbols on personal care products, because they are exempt from the obligation to classify and label products that contain hazardous substances above the thresholds for classification [8].
He believed that no class, caste or genre of people were exempt from this obligation.
Although women are exempt from the obligation, some early codifers allowed them to do so.
It's possible that being exempt from the obligation to secure a profit margin, in addition to savvy marketing, has given it whatever edge it needs to stay alive.
