Sentence examples for exemption authorized from inspiring English sources

Those waivers, known as a "humanitarian device exemption," authorized limited use of the implants to close P.F.O.'s in patients deemed to be at special risk — those who had already had a second stroke.

The new exemption, authorized for Suffolk County in just-enacted state legislation introduced by Assemblyman Steve Levy, Democrat of Holbrook, and Senator Caesar Trunzo, Republican of Brentwood, will be a pittance initially, amounting to a saving of only $9 in town taxes for the Babylon volunteers who qualify.

With fewer than 100 American and European companies holding patents to the most advanced medicines needed, it should be possible to craft narrow exemptions authorizing Iranian and international banks to do business with those companies for the exclusive purpose of providing medication to Iranian patients without undermining the sanctions regime overall.

The company had a federal exemption that authorized it to sell only limited quantities of the bone-growth products for so-called humanitarian reasons to treat a rare condition.

A player receives an exemption by having a doctor submit medical records to the independent doctor who oversees and authorizes exemptions.

In addition to normalizing diplomatic relations with the Cold War foe this year, President Barack Obama has authorized a series of exemptions to the half-century old embargo since December of 2014.

The federal government has authorized $8 billion in tax-exempt Liberty bonds–seven times New York State's usual limit for such instruments whose exemption from U.S. federal taxes means that borrowers will get a reduced interest rate.

The federal government has authorized $8 billion in tax-exempt "Liberty" bonds–seven times New York State's usual limit for such instruments whose federal tax exemption allows borrowers to get a reduced interest rate.

If New Jersey were to get an exemption from the federal courts, a state constitutional amendment, authorized by the state's voters, would then be required.

The European Union "agreed to prohibit all transactions between European and Iranian banks unless authorized in advance under strict conditions with exemptions for humanitarian needs," according to an official statement.

The reform bill would have authorized the release of records that fell under Exemption 5 after 25 years and it would have introduced a "foreseeable harm" standard, requiring government agencies to demonstrate the harm that would result from the disclosure of records; currently, they need only cite a specific FOIA exemption to justify the withholding of records.