Management of petty cash

You couldn't really do petty crime, either.

He refused to be provoked by petty grievances.

Several offices did not formally designate petty cash custodians, nor provide instructions to the custodians concerning the types of expenditure allowed from the petty cash account.

It turns out, petty crime's a terrible way to make a living.

Several offices did not formally designate petty cash custodians, nor provide instructions to the custodians concerning the types of expenditure allowed from the petty cash account (Angola, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Namibia, and New York).

The capital held by rural women comes mostly from petty trade, small livestock and farming.

JH So note how Bradley's petty, moralistic self just dies on the way up the staircase.

Sobule The Old Testament God can be so petty. Sweeney Don't get me started on that.

Youth note that Governments in many countries still do not differentiate between petty crimes, violence and organized crime.

UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to ensure that petty cash management rules are adhered to by field offices.

New petty loan companies will be suspended from carrying out small loan businesses across the province, district and city.

UNHCR is currently taking the necessary steps to remind the Ffield on the adherence of petty cash management rules.

(a) Petty cash advances may be made only by and to officials designated for this purpose by the Registrar.

Paragraph 255 UNHCR agreed with the Board's recommendation to ensure that petty cash management rules are adhered to by field offices.

Nearly 1.5 million Cubans will never have a stake in the industries controlled by the military bourgeoisie. Nor was the issue of land ownership resolved only a few plots will be leased in some form.

As well as carrying out domestic tasks, rural women take part in all socio economic activities, including agriculture, stock raising, handicrafts and petty trade.

They barter away the words of God for a petty price, and obstruct (others) from His path. How evil indeed are the things they do!

They barter away the words of God for a petty price, and obstruct (others) from His path. How evil indeed are the things they do!

NEW YORK Mitt Romney s income taxes have become a major issue in the American presidential campaign. Is this just petty politics, or does it really matter?

How bad would you feel about taking a pencil from work home, compared to how bad would you feel about taking 10 cents from a petty cash box?

The old proletariat and the old bourgeoisie are gone. Instead we see what has sometimes been called a levelled in middle class society, albeit one with an important elite of the super rich at one end and an underclass at the other.

The informal sector remains the single largest preoccupation of most Liberians, with an estimated 700,000 to 900,000 involved in petty trading and making between 1 and 5 per day.

In paragraph 48 of the report, UNEP informed the Board that it had established a mechanism to comply with the established guidelines on the maintenance of the petty cash fund.

Promoting women's activities by reducing workloads and income generating activities to enable mothers to relieve their daughters of household chores and petty trading duties so that they can concentrate on their studies.

There were always exaggerated claims that bringing in the new members would be a costly affair, just as petty and narrow prejudices blemished the willingness to open up Europe s borders for Polish plumbers.

Convinced that corruption has become a major international concern, taking many forms, from routine cases of bribery or petty abuse of power to the amassing of personal wealth through embezzlement or other dishonest means,

The Administration of the UNEP Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean received from UNEP headquarters the formal designation of the Finance Assistant and the Administrative Assistant as cashier and petty cash custodian, respectively.

After six months, we can only come to the conclusion that the Government has not stopped the violence it has not brought the perpetrators of the violence the instigators, not the petty combatants to justice.

The measures currently in force cover the whole spectrum of security such as attempts to commit petty thefts, piracy and armed robbery, attempts to board a ship as a stowaway or illegal migrant and finally terrorism.

Particularly in the last five years, when reports of ethical violations have undermined citizen trust in public and business organizations, Governments in different parts of the world have mounted multipronged assaults on grand and petty corruption.

It is vital that we do not waste this unique opportunity for significant reform of the United Nations and, at all costs, avoid squandering this chance in petty point scoring or negotiations to the lowest common denominator.

In paragraph 58, the Board recommended that the UNEP Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean seek from UNEP headquarters the formal designation of the Finance Assistant as cashier and the Administrative Assistant as petty cash custodian.

The Board also recommends that the Office obtain covering approval from the Under Secretary General for Management for the bank accounts which were opened without prior approval and formally designate custodians of petty cash in Indonesia and Sri Lanka.

Although Chávez s legend may survive, Chávismo probably will not, for it is not truly a doctrine, but a sentiment based on the rejection of the old political order and the invention of enemies. It lacks the solid foundations of, say, Perónism, an inclusive movement that relied on a traditionally well organized working class and a nationalistic bourgeoisie.

If anything has been laid to rest by China s rising wealth, it is the comforting idea that capitalism, and the growth of a prosperous bourgeoisie, will inevitably lead to liberal democracy. On the contrary, it is precisely the middle class, bought off by promises of ever greater material gains, that hopes to conserve the current political order.

Some societies, most notably in Scandinavia, maintain the expectation that their public officials and business leaders should and will act ethically and honestly. In these countries, ministers are forced to resign for petty infractions that would seem trivial in other countries.

Gone would be the family farms, artisan yards, and the nation of shopkeepers, as Napoleon is alleged to have scornfully referred to Britain. All these petty bourgeois activities would be plowed over by the equivalent of today s Zara, Toyota, Airbus, or Walmart.

The third front involves assorted petty particularisms parties representing the sectarian interests of specific castes, sub regions, or linguistic groups. The danger is that such groups could accentuate the divisions of a fractious society, rather than pull everyone together in the collective national interest.

The first is that, beyond the many layers of depression and distrust in France, there is potential for a new and collective departure. This would require, of course, less cynical political elites who can transcend their petty ambitions and divisions for the sake of the country.

India is also handicapped by small scale corruption, with bribery a common feature of all forms of business and personal transactions. The government should crack down on instances of high level graft and use the new system of cash transfers to limit the scope of petty corruption.

The coming months of campaigning for the US presidency will be spent in petty brawling over what should be cut. The example of recent weeks gives us no cause for optimism that US legislators will rise above partisan politics and ask themselves what is best for America.

Such harassment is the everyday stuff of journalism in what Vladimir Putin calls the post Soviet space. Armenia may have adopted in 1995 a new Constitution with fine phrases about freedom of speech, but both the petty harassments and the mortal threats of the Soviet era remain.

In fact, it is fraught with danger. To be sure, the US military presence still imposes a certain order with which most parties can live but it risks dragging the world s largest military power into petty regional conflicts, a prospect that should alarm us one century after 1914.

In Italy, the bourgeoisie of Milan and Rome have made a point of spending winter days dressed in characteristically German Loden overcoats. When Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben recently appealed for a Latin empire to assert itself against Germany, his call was widely rejected, with several of his contemporaries asserting that, on the contrary, Germany should serve as a model for Italy as it seeks to overcome its current malaise.