In Yoder, for example, we permitted an exemption for Amish children from a compulsory school attendance law.
A 1988 law permitting an exemption to the bidding rules for recycled products prepared the way for the price to come down, she said.
The Senate added a "conscience clause" permitting an exemption for situations in which a majority of those working or being served by an institution share the employer's religious beliefs, like churches themselves, or parochial schools.
A jurisdiction might, for example, have one default standard of death but permit conscientious exemption from that standard and selection of a different one within some reasonable range of options.
This "pass-through" exemption permits a U.S.-based company to set up a new corporation in a tax haven like the Cayman Islands and sell it a patent owned by the U.S. parent company.
All states permit exemption from mandatory vaccination on the basis of medical exemptions.
Currently, 18 U.S. states permit philosophical exemptions and, according to a study published in PLOS Medicine last June, the number in 12 of those states has increased since 2009.
It would permit limited exemptions, such as during a time of war.
Rather than pursue the exemptions and permits a private developer would need, however, the Chumash have sought a "fee to trust" transfer in Washington that would effectively add Camp 4 to their reservation.
More than 7,000 Virginia children may not be getting any form of education as a result of a state law that permits religious exemptions, a recent study found.
The motion to alter the language of §205.203(c) to permit exemption of anaerobic digestate from pre-harvest application intervals did not pass.
