Sentence examples for exemption to the principle from inspiring English sources
In essence, the argument is that an independent Scottish government could make a case to the EU that there was a case for an exemption to the principle that all EU students should be entitled to access higher education on equal terms regardless of their 'home' state, perhaps because it could be a threat to higher education in Scotland.
Allowing some possible exemptions to the principle of explicit consent is currently being debated [ 9, 10].
There is one notable exemption to the rule, however.
The government invoked an exemption to the act.
The bill would then tie the Illinois exemption to the federal estate tax exemption, whatever that may be, starting next year.
An exemption to the 'Executive Order no.
Some kind of British exemption to that great principle of the EU that members should be striving towards "ever closer union".
"However, exemptions to the GST detract from this.
But there were many exemptions to the loans.
The regional ethical council, REK-Vest, approved the study and granted exemption from the principle of individual consent (ID 2010/3243/R).
