With 1 dependant child

With 2 dependant children

With 3 dependant children

With 4 or more dependant children

Other keys in associative arrays dependant on 'type'

Thus, the married person with a dependant had a higher net pay to take home than a single person with no dependant, even though they both received the same gross pay.

After 1967, the Palestinian economy remained hostage to the occupying Power, forced to be completely dependant on it and forbidden from reaching its potential.

Secondary dependant 1 307 (for staff who become eligible on or after 1 June 2004)

Secondary dependant 1 307 (for staff who become eligible on or after 1 June 2004)

Secondary dependant 1 307 (for staff who become eligible on or after 1 June 2004)

O people! You are dependant on Allah and Allah only is the Independent (Absolute, Not Needing Anything), the Most Praiseworthy.

O people! You are dependant on Allah and Allah only is the Independent (Absolute, Not Needing Anything), the Most Praiseworthy.

Form of a substance dependant on form stability and whether it takes up a definite volume solid, liquid or gaseous.

The Commission noted that dependency benefits to staff in the Professional and higher categories were currently provided in the form of higher net salaries for staff with a primary dependant, as compared with those who have no primary dependant, and by flat rate allowances for children and secondary dependants.

1. Approves, with effect from 1 January 1997, an increase of 7.98 per cent in the children apos s allowance (including that for disabled children) and in the secondary dependant apos s allowance

The period of entitlement to the benefit was shortened and its amount was made dependant upon a woman apos s income.

122. The relationship between the single and primary dependant rates of the base salary scale and the children s allowance was addressed.

Engagement in enterprise is largely dependant on the self belief and initiative of women, but also on the traditional gender stereotypes in society.

We agree that the overall reform of the United Nations should not be dependant upon the ability to take decisions on the enlargement of the Security Council.

We are so dependant on oil and other fossil fuels, that even a small disruption in supply may have far reaching effects on every aspect of our lives.

If the daughter or sister is not a dependant then she is not likely to work on a full time basis without pay on her brother's or father's farm or enterprise.

(iii) Where there is no dependent spouse, a single annual allowance shall be paid for a secondary dependant in respect of either a dependent parent, a dependent brother or a dependent sister

Asked why he thought Israel was making life so hard for Palestinian exporters, Mr. Sha ath replied They want us to remain dependant on them, they don t want us to develop an independent economy .

The Commission noted that the differentiation in the base salary scale between single staff and staff with a primary dependant was based on taxation differences between single and married taxpayers (with no children).

Actual amounts of income and expenditure can differ from projections because (a) income is dependant on voluntary contributions (b) the rate of expenditures can be influenced by a number of factors, many of which are beyond UNICEF control and (c) exchange rate fluctuations add significant uncertainty to income and expenditure projections.

Lower amounts of staff assessment were applied to gross salary of a staff member with either a dependant spouse or child, thus resulting in a higher net base salary than that of a single staff member.

503. Payment for accommodation and board in sanatoriums (medical services are free) is dependant on the time of the stay (higher charges during the summer season) and the standard of accommodation (single rooms are more expensive).

9. Effective provision of aid and targeted prioritization are dependant on a comprehensive analysis and understanding of the impact of conflict on different segments of society, on gender relations, and on the distribution of power within communities.

In 1978, Typhoon Rita wiped out the fleet of handmade wooden fishing boats in a group of sea dependant Philippine communities. Relief was fast and effective, consisting first of subsistence aid, followed by restoration of the fishing fleet.

The dependants of a man who owns a farm and works on it feel it their duty to help him and generally the wife or dependant daughter or sister is not likely to insist on being paid for her help.

Extrabudgetary resources totalling 231,700, which is dependant on receipt of such funding, are estimated at 7.5 work months at the Professional and above category ( 74,300) and 34.0 work months at other categories ( 139,400), as well as requirements for consultants ( 16,500) and training ( 1,500).

People who are not on the Register of Electors but who are citizens of British Dependant Territories, British citizens or British overseas citizens, over 16 years of age and who have St. Helenian status or fulfil a residency requirement may vote in the consultative poll.

Therefore, the current system used the staff assessment, as the closest equivalent to an income tax, to make allowances for dependency status a staff member with a primary dependant paid less staff assessment and thus received a higher net salary than a staff member on single status.

Parental duty to take care of their underage children In accordance with the requirements of the Covenant, Article 179 of the Civil Law provides that it is the parents' duty in proportion to their material and social position to take care of the life and welfare of their dependant children, to provide them with nutrition, i.e., to provide food, housing, clothes, to take care of them, to bring them up and educate.

Beef from Charollais, pork from Périgord lamb from Brittany, veal from Normandy.

Asparagus from Argenteuil, oranges from Valencia melons from Cavaillon, cabbage from Aubervilliers.

Salmon from the Loire, sole from the Channel lobsters from Corsica oysters from Dieppe, sardines from Lorient.

Well, we collect data from satellites, from airplanes, from ground vehicles, from people.

From here? From here.

Facts from history, from geography, from newspapers... from scientific books, millions and millions of them.

Market vitality comes from people, especially from entrepreneurs, from entrepreneurship.

(i) Two from those elected from African States, two from those elected from Eastern European States and two from those elected from Western European and other States

It's from Paris. From Paris?

From people, from money troubles.

Yours, from Vicky. From Vicky?