individual exemption

What we're talking about is an individual exemption.

Parents at participating schools can submit a written request for an individual exemption for their child.

Those with small incomes would be shielded by taxation thresholds, individual exemptions and the standard deduction.

Thirdly, if an individual exemption is not applicable to the agreements, the Commission will examine the possible solutions within the existing distribution system.

Attendance at all other chapel services are compulsory, except where individual exemptions are granted on religious grounds.

In practical terms the main difficulty with individual exemptions is the time it may take the Commission to process a notification and grant exemptions.

And in all, in most of those cases it will be covered by the individual exemption of five thousand eight hundred per annum anyway.

It contains certain general principles, which are open to interpretation, but apart from that it also contains a great number of individual exemption rules.

This is the famous Regulation No 17/62 which empowers the Commission to grant individual exemptions.

There are exemptions under Article 85(3), either block exemptions (several have been declared) or individual exemptions.

Any agreement or arrangement which is not covered by a block exemption can benefit from an individual exemption by notification to the Commission.

Compiles an index of individual exemptions granted by EBSA, and provides issue statements to help find relevant information.

Examples of the granting of negative clearances or individual exemptions by the Commission and confirmed by the European Court in recent years include:

Media reports speculated that the remaining North Koreans may have been granted individual exemptions by immigration officials, or had been able to obtain other types of visas.

We hereby delegate to the Chief, Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau, authority to establish by Public Notice the electronic filing procedures for individual exemption requests.

The Division of Individual Exemptions is staffed by a division chief and three teams of analysts each of which is headed by a supervisor or team leader.

The heirs of a $5 million estate that includes a $2.5 million vacation home could face inheritance taxes of as much as $2.5 million if the individual exemption already had been taken.

"The bill was passed with a shotgun approach," Mr. McDermott said, adding that he had threatened to swamp the Ethics Commission with requests for individual exemptions by his entire membership.

Neither will most mutual agreements of the second type be caught by EC law under Article 85(1), because they can commonly benefit either from block exemption or individual exemption under 85(3).

The Office of Exemption Determinations is comprised of two divisions, the Division of Individual Exemptions and the Division of Class Exemptions.

Drivers of CMVs: Restricting the Use of Cellular Phones Grant of Individual Exemptions; Ashley Construction, Inc.

Section 713(d)(3) of the Act originally authorized the Commission to grant an individual exemption from the television closed captioning rules upon a showing that providing closed captioning "would result in an undue burden.

The fact is that the individual power of assessment in recruitment and promotion envisaged in the text will in our view trigger huge numbers of lawsuits in which men invoke individual exemptions to the positive actions rule.

The Council has added an annex with a virtual shopping list of individual exemptions and derogations so that each of the 15 Member States can find what they want in the list and can therefore agree to the text.

The first is that while Article 85 has a section 3, which permits both block and individual exemptions to be granted on the basis of beneficial affects of particular agreements, there are no corresponding sections in either Article 86 or the Merger Regulation.