What exemption?

An exemption?

MFN exemption review

Exemption from taxes

Exemption from taxes

Exemption from taxes

For an exemption.

as exemption or warning

(c) Exemption from taxes

(c) Exemption from taxes

Including denying them tax exemption.

A standardised form for applications for exemption from religious activities was issued to simplify existing exemption arrangements.

Requests for exemption under Article 19

How about some tax exemption there?

I have an exemption, Uncle Fedya.

Is there no exemption for actors?

When the grounds on which the exemption was granted cease to exist, the Ministry of the Interior withdraws the exemption.

Exemption from regulations, etc Teaching in CKREE shall

We give foreign tourists the privilege of tax exemption.

Freedom of contract approach vs. exemption from liability approach

Finally, the State party notes that the Committee did not object to a partial exemption scheme, nor supported the authors' claims for a full exemption.

Opinions differ on the scope of the MFN exemption review.

The parents applied for full exemption from the CKREE subject.

8.6 The authors did not avail themselves of the possibility of applying for partial exemption their cases concern applications for full exemption from the CKREE subject.

Her application for full exemption from the CKREE subject was rejected.

A partial exemption was granted in accordance with the new law.

The travaux préparatoires lay down further guidelines for allowing such exemption.

Activities that allow for exemption are grouped in two different categories.

The exemption clause does not distinguish between Christians and non Christians.

But that 27.5 percent tax exemption on oil helped, didn't it?

How about an exemption for depreciation of firstclass brains, Senator? Whose?

It also suggests that the Parties may wish to extend the laboratory and analytical use exemption to allow an exemption for uses of methyl bromide that meet appropriate standards.

The first is income tax exemption of the research personnel, including academics.

Such violation, however, could have been avoided by applications for partial exemption.

Both research institutions recommended the introduction of a general right to exemption.

There will be only one exemption. Either for you or for me.

Recalling that decision IX 17 introduced an essential use exemption for laboratory and analytical uses of ozone depleting substances and decision XV 8 extended that exemption to 31 December 2007,

Recalling that decision IX 17 introduced an essential use exemption for laboratory and analytical uses of ozone depleting substances and decision XV 8 extended that exemption to 31 December 2007,

However, if the fact that the related plant had expanded at the same site meant that it did not qualify for that exemption, the Parties might wish to consider granting a temporary process agent exemption for that use until an essential use exemption request could be reviewed in 2009.

Requests for exemption under Article 19 of the Charter of the United Nations

4.2 Subsequently, Maria attended segments of the tutoring under the partial exemption arrangement.

At the 225th meeting, the observer of Jamaica commented on personal tax exemption.

According to the official exchange rate, the exemption tax exceeds US 3 million.

Accordingly, the authors claim that their right to full exemption is protected by the Covenant, and the State party's argument that they should have applied for partial exemption is dismissed as irrelevant.

The new exemption arrangements are more discriminatory than the former system, since the former system only required that those applying for exemption stated whether or not they were members of the State church.