Sentence examples for perceived exemptions from inspiring English sources
Although health workers perceived exemptions to be the main cause for insufficient resources, evidence from the literature and the field suggests that low enrolment levels into cost recovery schemes, bad managerial practices and lack of transparency and accessibility hamper the potential for quality improvement [ 48, 51].
Responding to what is perceived as widespread racketeering in exemptions, the legislature and Governor Bush have supported legislation largely ending the exemption for special education.
He also perceived a threat to tax exemptions for religious schools and colleges that oppose same-sex marriage.
Everywhere, users perceived the changes introduced by user fees exemption measures in a positive light.
(Eustis had commissioned a new translation by Tony Kushner that, if it did not explicitly invoke George W. Bush and Iraq, was certainly perceived as suggesting them, with applause-winning references to tax exemptions for the rich, and lines such as "It's expensive, liberty, especially when you start exporting it to other countries").
On the other hand, public nonprofit facilities are perceived as offering low-price services because such facilities enjoy tax exemptions [ 19] and have significantly lower administrative costs [ 20].
The United States and other industrialized countries fear that the exemption could undermine the whole patent system, but their case was perceived as having been harmed when American and Canadian officials last month pressured Bayer to reduce the price of the suddenly popular anti-anthrax drug Cipro.
As an ardent Congregationalist (which was the establishment in Massachusetts) he perceived as dangerous the attempts of adherents of the Church of England in particular to gain exemptions from church taxes.
26 Those who wish to play up beyond the 2-year window require their coach to fill out an exemption form addressing issues, such as level of experience, playing position, use of strength training, and perceived level of maturity.
They said exemptions from the ban would generally undermine the agreement, the Montreal Protocol, a 15-year-old pact that is widely perceived as the most effective environmental treaty ever negotiated.
