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The measure would prohibit doctors within city limits from performing abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, allowing for few of the exemptions provided for in most of the late-term abortion bans enacted statewide elsewhere in recent years.

"World-Check will be able to cite this exemption, claiming it's performing a law enforcement function and therefore exempt from the Bill under Schedule 2," he said.

Due to the informed consent already given by patients to participate in studies and willing to perform the required medical care an exemption from requiring ethics approval was granted by the Ethical Committee of the University of Munich.

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This study has been performed in compliance with the Helsinki Declaration and has been granted an exemption from Hospital's Ethics Committee of Union Hospital of Tongji Medical College.

In short, he held for the Court that the First Amendment provides no "exemption from the ordinary duty of all other citizens to furnish relevant information to a grand jury performing an important public function".

The reservists' group was seeking a right accorded those who object on moral grounds to performing any military service: to appear before a committee with the power to grant a conscientious objector an exemption from service.

It is performed in the period of the procedure of total laryngectomy and has been indicated due to its technical facility, exemption from the use of voice prosthesis, and lack of additional costs for its maintenance.

Exemption from tolls and other ceremonial privileges come with the honour, whose other holders include local resident Sir Alan Ayckbourn, the world's second most performed playwright after Shakespeare, the retired boxer Paul Ingle and the Yorkshire Regiment.

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