Word: exempt
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...realm of political activity. The use of the word "political" to describe PBHA's purpose in the new constitution pleases members who are defensive about the House's lingering fruit-basket image, but it could also endanger PBHA's financial tie with the University and its tax-exempt status as a charitable and educational organization...
...afoul of the investment curbs by guaranteeing the debts of their foreign subsidiaries. Only by such underwriting can many a subsidiary borrow abroad-as the Administration still allows-on reasonable terms. Some moviemakers, pointing out that 54% of industry revenues last year came from abroad, hoped for exemption from capital controls to enable them to continue filming overseas. And the petroleum industry demanded a ruling that money spent on oil-well drilling is a "current transaction" and thus automatically exempt (like temporary financing of exports) from the stern program...
Other students indicate that they are applying to specific areas of graduate study which will probably be draft-exempt. Some 132 students are applying to graduate schools in either math, medicine, engineering, science, or dental school -- all of these areas are almost certain to be exempted because they fall under the official definition of studies in the national interest. Twenty-five students are applying to graduate school in education or psychology -- areas which have not yet been declared exempt, but stand a fairly good chance of being recognized as valid for deferments. Finally, most of the 267 individuals...
Schools using the 1.6 table or a higher standard for admission will also be exempt from applying a 1.6 requirement for continuing eligibility. Schools with less demanding admission standards will still have to require a 1.6 throughout a students college career...
...rule are al most nonexistent. Protestant ministers are equally circumspect regarding personal matters discussed with parishioners. The privilege of the confessional is acknowledged by courts in most West ern countries. In West Germany, for example, both Catholic and Protestant clerics - as well as psychiatrists dealing with mental patients - are exempt from a law requiring citizens to report any knowledge of crimes committed. The Bartsch case, however, has stirred an extraordinary amount of outcry against the silence of the priest involved be cause of the peculiarly repellent nature of the crimes...