The allowances were computed on the basis of the maximum annual remuneration of 160,000, the comparator remuneration figure since 1 January 2000.

55. For psychotropic substances, many African countries indicated large amounts of aggregate annual seizures.

In regard to article 11 (d), concerning the right to equal remuneration, the Labour Act advocates equal remuneration, but it is applied when the average annual income of males is more than the average annual income of females.

9 Amber Box refers to trade distorting domestic support subject to annual capping as expressed as the Aggregate Measurement of Support.

The Indian Code, for instance, requires disclosure about remuneration in a section of the annual report on corporate governance, in addition to suitable disclosure on director's remuneration in the profit and loss statement.

Recently added regulations also require companies to put their remuneration report to a shareholder vote at each annual general meeting.

In May 1995, the ninth Meeting of States Parties approved 160,000 as the maximum annual remuneration of the members of the Tribunal.

Judging from the trends in recent years, annual aggregate consumption of opiates is likely to rise gradually in the next few years, with some fluctuation.

Aggregate economic developments

Aggregate competitiveness indicatorb

The appropriation included an amount of 2,617,200 as remuneration for members of the Tribunal in 2005 2006, comprising annual and special allowances and an amount of 1,295,500 as remuneration for members of the Tribunal and ad hoc judges under case related costs.

Directors' remuneration

A. Remuneration

Remuneration tribunals

Minimum remuneration

Aggregate net resource flows

B. Aggregate economic performance

Definition of remuneration.

(i) Equal remuneration

(c) Equal remuneration

XXIV. SECRETARIAT REMUNERATION

XXIV. Secretariat remuneration

of pensionable remuneration

The aggregate numbers are overwhelming.

Aggregate figures can be misleading.

Aggregate procurement value and trends

So when you look online at the way people aggregate, they don't aggregate around age, gender and income.

Average pensionable remuneration 87,980

Wages boards Remuneration tribunals

(v) Protection of remuneration.

VII. Level of remuneration

Period assessed pensionable remuneration

B. Aggregate economic performance 9 12

Remuneration for five panel members for six months each (based on a base annual salary of 189,952 at the Under Secretary General level recruited for services of limited duration) 474.9

The Parties listed in Annex I to the Convention shall cooperate to ensure that their total aggregate annual average net emissions of greenhouse gases for the first period from 20_ to 20_ is _ per cent lower than their total aggregate emissions of greenhouse gases for 19_ the period from 19_ to 19_ .

The Parties listed in Annex I to the Convention shall further cooperate to ensure that their total aggregate annual average net emissions of greenhouse gases for the second period from 20 _ to 20_ is _ per cent lower than their total aggregate emissions of greenhouse gases for 19_ the period from 19_ to 19_ .

The certificates are compulsory for partners having projects with an annual aggregate value of 100,000 and above, except for United Nations and related agencies, for which there is direct external audit coverage.

Expanding the service sector, where productivity is low, will hold back aggregate output. And if growth decelerates further the annual rate has already dropped from 10 to 7.5 social unrest may increase.

The certificates are compulsory for partners having projects with an annual aggregate value of 100,000 and above, except for United Nations and related agencies, for which there is direct external audit coverage.

F. Review of pensionable remuneration

A. Remuneration 38 45 13

(i) Remuneration increase 73 800

Equal Remuneration Convention No. 100

Aggregate procurement value and trends 9 3

Remuneration of teachers 590 599 123