Furthermore, all sorts of exemptions are written into the law, which means that all sorts of bulbs are getting a free pass and can keep their energy-guzzling ways indefinitely, including "specialty bulbs" like the Edison bulbs favored by Mr. Henault, as well as three-way bulbs, silver-bottomed bulbs, chandelier bulbs, refrigerator bulbs, plant lights and many, many others.
Mr. Carroll, who said he does not own firearms, does not approve of an exemption written into the law for military personnel, and state and local police.
Estepp also worried that a state-run database of exemptions would frighten physicians out of writing them for valid medical reasons, such as a child undergoing chemotherapy.
Sears also said that the medical board has four more cases lined up accusing him of writing improper vaccine exemptions.
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Although the EPA phased leaded gas out of the consumer market more than 30 years ago, its use in stock cars has gone on with the agency's blessing an exemption was written into the Clean Air Act.
Moreover, one of the exemptions written into the Act extends to 'any employee employed in connection with the publication of any weekly or semiweekly newspaper with a circulation of less than three thousand the major part of which circulation is within the county where printed and published.' § 13(a)(8), 29 U.S.C.A. § 213(a)(8).
Institutional review board approval from the Mount Sinai School of Medicine was obtained prior to the study, which included exemption from requiring written informed consent because our study involved the examination of medical record data and posed no risk to enrolled patients.
The city's lawyer came under a barrage of skeptical questions from four justices of the First Department of the Appellate Division, a midlevel state appellate court, who appeared puzzled by the array of exemptions and caveats written into the rule.
