Public assistance is provided for those who need it through the Social Security Board, a statutory body that falls under the Ministry of Finance.

It is an independent statutory body whose operations are funded by levies on the regulated sectors.

Subject matter Whether statutory requirement for marked predominance of French for public signage in Québec is consistent with the Covenant

The national Human Rights Commission established in 2000 as an independent statutory body had been effective in promoting and protecting the human rights of the people.

Statutory request.

There is no statutory timeframe.

Drafting of statutory law continues.

So, estate, public and private entrepreneurs work together to build this beautiful water body.

On the basis of this evidence, the economic and financial investigations unit reported the accused to the public prosecutor at the court of first instance in Tunis, within the statutory time limit.

UNITAR was the only body providing training in multilateral negotiations, public speaking and the drafting of resolutions.

The Joint Electoral Management Body established a Gender Section, which worked closely with departments of the Managing Body active in areas such as public outreach, training and capacity building.

Statutory Instrument No. 1082, 2003, www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk si si2003 20031082.htm.

The Broadcasting Services Act establishes a regulatory framework within which the Australian Communication and Media Authority, an independent statutory body, develops programme standards and assists broadcasters (commercial, community, subscription) and other service providers (e.g. narrowcast services) to develop codes of practice.

The judgement reads as follows The crime committed is statutory rape.

Legislation had been introduced with the aim of creating job opportunities and establishing a public body to combat unemployment.

However, an increasing body of evidence documents the positive impact of public investment on productivity and economic growth. It suggests complementarity rather than substitutability between private and public funds.

Although varying among disciplines say, astrophysics, molecular genetics, the immunology, the microbiology, the public health, to the new area of the human body as a symbiont, to public health, environmental science.

EC (2002c). Recommendation on statutory auditors' independence in the EU. European Commission. May.

Her appeal was ultimately dismissed as having been filed outside the statutory deadline.

There's no statutory right to teach kids about food, elementary or secondary school. OK?

(b) Creation of statutory criteria that must be fulfilled before offenders may be imprisoned

3.1.2 Every four years a three day training period precedes the statutory General Assembly.

At the same time, several statutory schemes facilitate the combination of work and care.

Creating viable institutions for managing public debt in a democracy is difficult. The mechanisms currently on offer are treaty based, constitutional, and statutory debt ceilings, pegged as a ratio of GDP, or, as in the US, established in nominal terms.

If there is serious doubt about whether a foundation is complying in good faith with the statutory requirements or its constitution, or whether the board is discharging its duties properly, the Public Prosecution Service is authorised to question the foundation's board.

See, e.g., 108 of the Act of the Czech Republic on Public Contracts providing that the supervisory body shall make known its final rulings awarded in the past calendar year in the Collection of Rulings of the Supervisory Body in the field of the award of public contracts and on Internet site of the supervisory body. The Act is available at http www.oecd.org dataoecd 54 21 35013316.pdf.

Recalling also that States parties to the Convention on the Non Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity of 26 November 1968 have agreed that no statutory limitation shall apply to such crimes,

Taking into consideration that States parties to the Convention on the Non Applicability of Statutory Limitations to War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity of 26 November 1968 have agreed that no statutory limitation shall apply to such crimes,

Women employees in the informal sector do not have a statutory right to maternity leave.

Thus, where provisions were intended to establish functional equivalence for electronic means in order to meet a statutory requirement such as providing a written signature, parties could agree on a higher standard than that set out in the draft convention but did not have the power to alter statutory requirements since they had been created not by the draft convention itself but by the applicable statutory law.

However, the conflict between traditions and statutory regulations continued to present a challenge for Member States.

The Government can see a number of reasons to exercise caution in enacting new statutory provisions.

This Amendment turns mandatory that the same courts be on duty on statutory holidays and weekends.

The centres fostered a supportive community environment in partnership with the community voluntary and statutory sectors.

It's a kind of invention of the museum that's supposed to bring a kind of cohesive understanding to the public of a body of work.

A successor body, the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission, has already been identified to replace the Contracts and Monopolies Commission as from 1 January 2006.

In Saudi Arabia, where public executions by beheading persist, the body of an Egyptian national was reported to have been crucified following execution for murder.

On 21 December 1995 he provided a more detailed statement of facts by way of statutory declaration.

GLCs and companies of statutory boards are prepared to take the lead only in large infrastructural projects.

increasing the effectiveness of work and care policies by giving maximum publicity to the available statutory schemes.

On 26 June 1998, the Regional Court dismissed her appeal as she had missed the statutory deadline.

The Council and Commission regulations are directly applicable statutory law in all 25 European Union member States.

In 1972, an American scientist, Ancel Keys, working in the area of human nutrition, public health, and epidemiology, renamed it the BMI after finding that its values also correlated with body fat mass as derived from skin fold or body density measurements.

In some jurisdictions reviewed, provisions are found on the publication of decisions or conclusions made by an administrative body with supervisory functions over public procurement proceedings.

The complainants must further observe statutory deadlines laid down in the law while availing themselves of domestic remedies.