Sentence examples for exempted from examination from inspiring English sources
These lobbyists have even gotten guns exempted from examination by Consumer Products Safety Commission.
If one of these languages is the student's native language, the student may be exempted from an examination.
The study population is largely representative of the male general population as only a small proportion of Swedish men were exempted from enlistment examinations.
There was a lack of cognitive data on the exempted men because many of the conscripts (11.9%) were exempted from draft board examination.
During the years covered by this study, only males with severe handicap or a chronic disease were exempted from the conscription examination.
The likelihood of reverse causation as a major explanation in this study is low because of the low prevalence of underlying disease at this age, because severe physical or mental handicap and chronic disease were legal reasons to be exempted from the conscription examinations, and because results were almost identical in analyses excluding the first five years of follow-up.
First, although the compulsory military service concerns all Finnish male citizens, approximately 15% of conscripts are exempted from duty after physician examinations at call-up or during the first week of military service due to minimum physical and mental requirements established for military service [ 2].
Draft board physicians verify these reports and men with a verified condition are exempted from military duty without further examination.
In 1999, after a medical examination for conscription, Wiens was exempted from compulsory military service in the Russian armed forces; it was stated that Wiens probably had suffered from a severe and chronic psychosis.
The study was exempted from review by the Ethics Committee of the Medical University of Vienna and from the requirement for informed consent because it involved the examination of existing data and documents.
