145, related to the standby authority of the President to impose, by Executive order, tax on acquisitions by commercial banks of debt obligations of foreign obligors, made provision for exclusions concerning export loans, foreign currency loans by foreign branches, preexisting commitments, and provided for prescription of regulations by the Secretary.
Where feasible, the NYCHA now orders new kitchen cabinets precaulked and sealed, and its contract specifications for kitchen rehabilitation includes provisions for pest exclusion.
L. 91 373, § 303(a)(2), struck out provision for the exclusion of amounts attributable to the Temporary Unemployment Compensation Act of 1958, as amended.
"For example, the tax expenditure provision for the exclusion of employer-paid health insurance is measured by the difference between tax liability under present law and the tax liability that would result if the exclusion were repealed and taxpayers were allowed to claim the next best tax treatment for the previously excluded employer-paid health insurance.
It is typical for proxy access provisions to permit exclusion of proxy access nominees from the company's proxy statement if any shareholder (or at some companies, specifically the nominating shareholder) has nominated any person (or at some companies, one or more of the proxy access nominees) to the board pursuant to the company's advance notice provisions (446 out of 565 companies (79%)).
The code back then included dividend exclusions and generous provisions for capital gains preferences.
Prominent examples for exclusion include indigenous groups, local knowledge-holders, or academic disciplines traditionally excluded from the provision of scientific policy advice.
High levels of variability were also reported in the provision of internal supervision for staff and whether aggressive behaviour on the part of homeless people was a reason for exclusion from service.
There are also technical reasons for exclusion.
There were no criteria for exclusion.
