If only I could move it, maybe the pain will be relieved.

The minimum wage shall be exempt from attachment, compensation, or deduction.

Only the import to the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia of foodstuffs, medicine and basic humanitarian aid is exempted from the sanctions.

In some cases resident coordinators might be relieved of their role as head of a UNDP country office.

Indian found it only by the hole which the chimney's breath made in the drift, and so relieved the family.

47. There has been a trend towards making birth control more quot woman centred quot , thus absolving men of their responsibilities for fertility control and placing the burden increasingly on women.

Article 93. Any person attempting to commit an act of terrorism is exempt from punishment if, having warned the administrative or judicial authorities, that person has been able to prevent the commission of the offence and to identify the other perpetrators, if any.

It is submitted that nothing in the Optional Protocol or in customary international law would support the contention that a person is relieved of the obligation to exhaust local remedies because of his indigence.

At the same time, employees using a company car were exempted from any increase of the taxable income, if they could prove that their private use of the car does not exceed 1,000 kilometres per year.

(iv) UNPROFOR vehicles used by military members (not UNMOs or CIVPOL) for specific welfare purposes are considered to be duty and, therefore, their authorized passengers are exempt from reimbursement of the cost of such use.

In the Philippines, an imbecile is excused from criminal liability, defined as a person who while advanced in age has a mental development comparable to children between two and seven years of age.

If it is the intention of the parties that the clause makes the cargo side responsible for loading, stowage or discharging, a carrier may be relieved from liability for the consequences of improper stowage, but only within the scope of the liability system outlined in article 17 (previously 14).

The principle that the poor should not have to pay for these services seemed obvious, but in reality they were paying much more than the affluent sections of developing countries because they were forced to buy from private vendors.

The principle that the poor should not have to pay for these services seemed obvious, but in reality, they were paying much more than the affluent sections of developing countries because they were forced to buy from private vendors.