Sentence examples for exemption cases from inspiring English sources

Hobby Lobby and other religious exemption cases brought under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) require the party requesting an accommodation to demonstrate a substantial burden on their sincerely held religious belief.

In all exemption cases, if no environmental or historic preservation issues are raised by any party or identified by OEA in its independent investigation, the Board will issue a separate decision making a Finding of No Significant Impact ("FONSI") to show that it has formally considered the environmental record.

To compare the excessive medical expenses of households receiving the partial exemption (controls) with those receiving the full exemption (cases), we carried out a case control study in the districts where the NGO-sponsored pilot project resulted in a full exemption from user fees and in a neighbouring district where the government's partial exemption applied.

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A State Department source said the DHS had approved implementation guidelines for its officers to use when considering an exemption case.

That doesn't quite square with a 1940 tax exemption case in New York State Supreme Court, which found that the temple had had no net income since the day it opened.

This proposal may be addressed to a judge hearing a postponement or exemption case, an Army official in charge of personnel, or any other official involved in the challenge presented in the article "Former G.I.'s, Ordered to War, Fight Not to Go".

Finally, in every abandonment exemption case, applicant shall certify that it has published in a newspaper of general circulation in each county through which the line passes a notice that alerts the public to the proposed abandonment, to available reuse alternatives, and to how it may participate in the STB proceeding.

Eugene Volokh, who teaches religious law at the UCLA School of Law, said that it's certainly possible for a small religious group to prevail in an exemption case.

And few healthcare-exemption cases are less controversial than those brought by parents who object to vaccinating their children.

Human rights organizations said Monday that it was unclear whether the language in the changes proposed by the White House meant that the president would decide exemptions case by case or whether there would be more of a blanket authority.