Sentence examples for to exemption from inspiring English sources

Notably, because these data are public, this research is considered exempt according to exemption 4 of the 'Common Rule' of Health and Human Services regulations (45 CFR part 46 subpart A) [ 15].

"We say there is another category that should be entitled to exemption from testifying, namely journalists".

He waived his right to exemption from military service in the second world war, and joined up in the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, landing in Normandy two days after D-day.

PAGE 10 National PROTESTS OVER HEALTH BILL COULD LEAD TO EXEMPTION A dispute has erupted between President Obama and Democrats in Congress over a proposal to broaden the exemption from new rules that require health insurance plans to cover contraceptives for women free.

Jordan Steiker, a professor at the University of Texas Law School, and Richard Burr, the lawyer who represented Jose Briseno before the C.C.A., estimate that Texas has executed thirty to forty people with strong claims of intellectual disability, and that between thirty and forty of the two hundred and forty-two people on the state's death row have similarly strong claims to exemption.

However, the latter recommendation may be criticized as ignoring the point that foreclosing underbidding may be a precondition for sectoral collective bargaining in the first place, returning us to exemption based on ex ante defined criteria (on which more below).

However, she denied they amounted to "immunity, exemption or amnesty from arrest".

Work placements are common and many courses lead to exemptions from professional bodies.

Some advocates of stronger regulation said they hoped the delay on Friday wouldn't lead to exemptions for large banks.

It documented the billions of dollars in revenue which is forgone each year due to exemptions within the taxation system.

Other people close to the Dodd-Frank debate recall that Mr. Geithner supported the rule but agreed to exemptions to secure Republican votes.