At the time of the temporary exemption for the Olympics, John Hannett, general secretary of the shopworkers' union, Usdaw, said: "Usdaw remains vehemently opposed to the deregulation of Sunday trading and we expect the government to abide by its commitment that this summer's temporary suspension will not lead to any further attempts to extend Sunday opening hours.
At the time of the temporary exemption for the Olympics, Hannett said: "Usdaw remains vehemently opposed to the deregulation of Sunday trading and we expect the government to abide by its commitment that this summer's temporary suspension will not lead to any further attempts to extend Sunday opening hours.
Whatever the charging system, the design will need to determine the level of charge, variations by vehicle type, location and time of day, and exemptions and discounts [8].
Over time, the number of exemptions has grown, he said, undermining the presumption of openness.
A retired civil servant hit out at the time taken to give him details of exemption of teachers in Northern Ireland from fair employment rules.
It should be noted that many tax experts believe that it would make more sense — and help the economy — to lower the stated tax rates for corporations and at the same time reduce the number of exemptions, collecting the same amount of revenue in a more equitable manner.
Jones said the State Department's application of Exemption 5 over Clinton's draft speech is an "egregious waste of time and money".
Sanneh writes, "Much of the time, opinions about exemption from a particular law mirror the politics of the moment".
Much of the time, opinions about exemption from a particular law mirror the politics of the moment.
It would permit limited exemptions, such as during a time of war.
This vaccine was not registered in the Netherlands at the time of the study, but authorities had issued a temporary exemption.
