Mature applicants may get exemption from some requirements if they have relevant experience, eg at technician level in horticulture, botany etc.
He criticised the way in which the bond had been set up: "The use of the mini-bond structure provided an exemption from regulatory requirements of investment crowdfunding".
Those deemed temporarily unemployable are given health treatment and a 90-day exemption from work requirements; those deemed unemployable for a year or more are given help in applying for federal disability benefits.
Opponents of clause 15, who include the education select committee, are worried that if enacted it will allow local authorities to seek exemption from specific requirements of children's social care legislation, in order to test new ways of working.
–Faith groups sometimes demand exceptions to the law on religious grounds, such as the right to conscientious objection or exemption from the requirements of a uniform or helmets.
If the bill becomes law, California would join 32 other states in eliminating a personal-belief exemption from vaccine requirements.
He went because his corporate bosses at Viacom, Comedy Central's parent company, were still not satisfied even after his PAC became a super PAC, and he needed a so-called media exemption from reporting requirements.
"With the stroke of their own pen," the nuns and other Roman Catholic charities "can secure for themselves the relief they seek from this court, an exemption from the requirements of the contraceptive-coverage provision," he wrote in a brief filed Friday morning.
UPDATE: On Thursday, faced with growing opposition from all points on the political compass, the bill's sponsors in the House tried to appease some organizations by reducing the threshold for the exemption from disclosure requirements to groups with 500,000 members or more.
Currently, houses of worship, religiously affiliated colleges and hospitals, and certain corporations can obtain an exemption from the requirement.
