But Hale said Defense Department civilian foreign employees would be exempted from pay cuts.
When Russia ended its involvement in Afghanistan, more young men began to be exempted from the draft.
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The only exception was for poor people with chronic ailments, who could be exempted from such charges.
Passive investments and activities subject to the requirements of NASD Rule 3040 shall be exempted from this requirement.
All households with a disability living allowance claimant will be exempted from this measure, as would war widows.
The visitors would reportedly be exempted from reporting to the police, which is mandatory for most Pakistani travellers in India.
But last fall, the Library of Congress decided that cellphones should no longer be exempted from a section of copyright law.
Nor has it heeded Alevi demands for their children to be exempted from compulsory religious-education classes that are dominated by Sunni Islam.
Identifies with greater specificity information that can be exempted from automatic declassification because it relates to intelligence sources and methods or military war plans.
Conservatives have long pressed for Britain to be exempted from the European Working Time Directive and other laws they see as harming Britain's economic competitiveness.
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Workers in heavy industry, the core of Mr Bertinotti's support, might get a 35-hour working week and be exempted from the tougher rules on early retirement.
The deal announced by the Blue Dogs the next day acknowledged this concern by raising the threshold below which firms would be exempted from the mandate.
Faced with this worrisome prospect, the Navy's lawyers blithely contend that the Law of the Sea Treaty permits "military activities" to be exempted from the accord's mandatory dispute resolution mechanisms.
The Rt Rev John Packer, Bishop of Ripon and Leeds, said he was not opposed to all aspects of the bill but believed child benefit should be exempted from the cap.
In the meantime, as households foot the bill for new investment, it's been revealed that some of the UK's biggest CO2 emitters may be exempted from increased bills for clean energy.
When SNP MSP, Nigel Don asked whether properties considered to have common good legal status should be exempted from this bill, both Edinburgh and Glasgow city councils agreed it would be helpful.
The Los Angeles Times reported that payday lenders may be exempted from new government oversight, while the Detroit News gave several tips on asking for a raise during tough economic times.
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But last fall, the Library of Congress, which has oversight of certain copyright matters, banned the practice if a carrier doesn't give permission, saying cellphones should no longer be exempted from a section of copyright law.
My thanks to both politicians for shedding some light on this disparity, although since none of us would choose to become victims of violence I still wonder whether all such compensation should be exempted from means testing, irrespective of its source.
Contrary to the NTIA's recommendation, the Librarian of Congress ruled that phones purchased after January of this year would no longer be exempted from the DMCA. The law gives the Librarian the authority to establish or eliminate exceptions -- and we respect that process.
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She argued that by 2020 all lorries not exempted from the regulation should be fitted with so-called smart tachographs.
But the case has caused outrage, with unions warning that lives could be lost if emergency drivers are not exempted from speeding laws.
Fifth, the budget law requires that all accounts not exempted from sequestration in 2013 be cut by the same percentage down to the individual program level.
Today, millions of perfectly reputable and otherwise rational people charge purchases at interest rates that would be usurious if consumer credit were not exempted from laws preventing people with money from preying on people in need.
Also included would be people like our soldiers in foreign wars who are exempted from paying income taxes while they are on active duty in a war zone.
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The pay and benefits of military personnel stationed at these bases are exempted from sequestration, but just about everything else would be cut drastically during the last seven months of the fiscal year, meaning civilian defense workers would be furloughed, maintenance would be deferred, and dozens of other activities impacting local economies would be decremented.
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The Biagi law, named after Marco Biagi, a labour-market adviser who was assassinated for his pains, exempted many new jobs from rules that required most work to be full-time and permanent.
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Such laws need to be revised, or scrapped, with small firms, of which South Africa has far too few, exempted from all but the most basic requirements in employment contracts.
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