Приклади вживання Partial exemption Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In practice, the partial exemption application procedure would apply to non-Christian parents only.
The law, in accordance with modern European practice, additionally introduces a partial exemption for further persons, namely:.
To request partial exemption, parents must send written notification to the school.
(c) differentiating its procedures and documentation requirements to provide total or partial exemption from import duties or taxes;
Partial exemption from the attics of accumulated waste and remediation of the courtyard house on the street. Independence, 5;
In the reasoning of the parents, allowing for only partial exemption from these subjects as well would be discriminatory.
The partial exemption arrangement had not functioned for the applicants, who had tried this option but without it offering a practical remedy for them.
If an entity applies either the whole Standard or that partial exemption for a period beginning before 1 January 2011, it shall disclose that fact.
The Ministry's basic rule is that when parents apply for anexemption from activities that are clearly religious, exemption( partial exemption) shall be granted.
(b) the circumstances that justify the partial exemption or partial derogation also exist in the other Member State concerned.
Degrees at Bradford provide students with vocationally relevant knowledge andunderstanding, and, depending on modules taken, they will qualify for partial exemption from Association of Chartered.
Moreover, the provisions on partial exemption in section 2-4(4) were moved to a new and separate section 2-3A, with some clarifying additions and changes.
The Government disputed the contention that requiring parents to requestexemption from particular elements of the KRL subject(partial exemption) amounted to discrimination in violation of Article 14.
Export subsidies are usually applied in the form of either full or partial exemption of exporting firms from payment of certain taxes, import duties, return of excise duties or in the form of direct export subsidies.
Even though the parents might not have an obligation to state formally their own personal conviction, it was likely that this would become revealed in the reasons that they provided in order toobtain a partial exemption.
Goods allowed for outward processing may be re-imported with total or partial exemption from import duties and taxes in accordance with the Member's laws and regulations.
However, in the Court's view, this distinction between activity and knowledge must not only have been complicated to operate in practice butalso seems likely to have substantially diminished the effectiveness of the right to a partial exemption as such.
Cases and size of obligatory sale of foreign currency andalso cases of full or partial exemption of legal persons and individual entrepreneurs from obligatory sale of foreign currency are established by the President of the Republic of Belarus.
(iii) a partial exemption of such dividends or royalties from Swiss tax, in any case consisting at least of the deduction of the tax levied in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region from the gross amount of the dividends or royalties.
This being the case, the applicants had no option other than to demand full exemption, but had been denied this and had to comply with a partial exemption arrangement that did not operate in a manner that satisfied their rights.
The second question to be examined thus is whether the partial exemption arrangements and other avenues provide‘for non-discriminatory exemptions or alternatives that would accommodate the wishes of parents or guardians.'.
IAS 24 was revised in 2009 by(a) simplifying the definition of a related party, clarifying its intended meaning and eliminating inconsistencies and by(b)providing a partial exemption from the disclosure requirements for government-related entities.
(iii) making the provision on partial exemption in current section 2-4(4) the subject of a separate provision, ensuring that the exemption arrangement take sufficient account of the parents' rights and the need to protect minorities;
The question then arises whether the imbalance highlighted above could be said to have been brought to a level acceptable under Article 2 of ProtocolNo. 1 by the possibility for pupils to request partial exemption from the KRL subject under section 2-4(4) of the Education Act 1998.
In addition,the inconveniences resulting from the general aspects of the exercise of the right to partial exemption meant that non-Christian parents were faced with a greater burden than Christian parents, who had no reason for seeking an exemption from the KRL subject, which was designed in accordance with the premises of the majority.
The Court moreover observed that, while the applicant parents had complained under the Convention in particular about the absence of a right to full exemption from the KRL subject(see paragraph 16 below),they had also challenged before the Court the limited possibilities and the modalities for obtaining partial exemption.
Therefore, the Norwegian Humanist Association, or parents who did notwant their children to participate in the KRL subject despite the partial exemption clause, were at liberty to avoid the problem by establishing alternative schools, either on their own or in cooperation with others of the same conviction.