If the constant were fair, there would be no need for exemptions and sleight-of-hand tactics.
While some players have a legitimate medical need for exemptions, other players can use them as a backdoor to use performance-enhancing drugs without facing repercussions.
No country, however enlightened, has ever phased out refuge provision and I am hopeful the review will recognise the need for exemptions.
The 10th Circuit Court agreed that the onus was on the applicant to inform Abercrombie of her need for an exemption from the company dress code.
Their need for an exemption from the one federal law that protects our aquifers was an open concession that they couldn't engage in fracking without poisoning our drinking water supplies.
Indeed, moderate greens cheered the WTO's decision, for showing a deeper appreciation of the need for environmental exemptions.
This observational study used this existing data that was non-identifiable data about human beings and was confirmed as exempt from the need for University Human Research Ethics Committee at the Queensland University of Technology (exemption number 1400000998).
"Under the new … overtime threshold," Collins and Perez write in their article, "universities, teaching hospitals, and other institutions that employ postdocs have a choice: they can carefully track their fellows' hours and pay overtime, or they can raise their salaries to levels above the threshold and thereby qualify them for exemption [from the need to pay overtime].
Federal officials have spent the last quarter-century prodding companies to fully fund their pension plans; they say that ballooning pension deficits show a need for more contributions, not exemptions.
Ministers are also likely to face a need to make exemptions for the unintentionally homeless, and for asylum seekers.
I would underscore the need, therefore, to develop a list of essential humanitarian goods for exemption – items that must include educational supplies.
