Sentence examples for present exemptions from inspiring English sources

In most countries at present, exemptions and loopholes distort the allocation of resources.

Last week, we welcomed the much-anticipated Part 107 drone regulations, which will supersede the current exemption process and is estimated by the FAA to eliminate 85percentt of the present exemptions to drone piloting.

Medical exemptions present a challenge for sports leagues.

But because of the vastly different conditions since Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye's jury reform, rude clerks in the jury system are no more present than occupational exemptions.

But automobiles headed into Manhattan will have to have at least one passenger in addition to the driver 24 hours a day, subject to the exemptions present at other Manhattan crossings, city officials said.

Present law exempts some kinds of medical, law enforcement and personnel records, and those exemptions would be retained under his bill, Mr. Geist said.

He delayed the overhaul of the tax system recommended in the recent report of a government-appointed committee, though he agreed with it that the present regime is "exemption and discretion based", making it "suspicion-ridden, harassment-generating, coercion-inclined" ("corruption-riddled", too, he might have added).

The amendments do nothing to the religious exemptions already present in the CRA, which are narrow and limited to the ministerial exemption which protects religious institutions from being forced to hire members of another faith.

Under the old protocol, players seeking an exemption would present prescriptions and medical records to team doctors, who would decide whether the player's medical situation justified the use of specific drugs.

Because informed consent from strictly anonymous CRESCENDO study subjects was not possible, the present study received an exemption for additional written consent from the Scripps IRB.

University College London has confirmed that analysis of educational data such as those in the present analysis is exempt from requiring ethical permission (see http://ethics.grad.ucl.ac.uk/exemptions.php).php