The attacks in recent weeks have forced Libya to declare 11 fields non-operational, including al-Ghani, and invoke a force majeure clause that exempts the state from contractual obligations.
But it also clearly exempts activity conducted solely for the purpose of journalism.
That is what happens in some countries: Canada, for instance, exempts small drones from regulatory oversight.
One acid test is how brutally he reforms Polish farmers' fraud-ridden and state-subsidised social insurance fund, known as KRUS, which exempts all landowners, including rich ones, from contributing.
Local prosecutors said they would convene a grand jury to consider the incident on April 10th.Florida is one of 20-odd states to have adopted a "stand your ground" law, which exempts those with reason to believe their lives are in jeopardy from any legal obligation to attempt to retreat before resorting to deadly force.
India's position looks formidable, so long as the world's other and mightier billion-strong developing nation shares its demands: for the sanctity of the principles enshrined in the Kyoto protocol (KP), which exempts developing countries from having to curb (or mitigate) their carbon emissions.
Its three-wheel design exempts it from onerous federal testing regulations.
But none of that exempts Lord Ashcroft from the obligations that he undertook.In this section Gendercide Friends like these Who pays the bill?
See articleA rumble about the jungleAfter months of debate the lower house of Brazil's Congress approved a new forestry code, which reduces the area of protected land in river valleys, exempts small farmers from having to replant deforested land and grants them an amnesty for deforestation before July 2008.
Although the act exempts petrol stations, pharmacies, hospitals and public transport facilities, retailers perceive it as harming the interests of consumers.
The law conveniently exempts companies from the 25% quota if they can show and they always can that there are not enough nationals around.
