Refrain from keeping anonymous accounts or accounts in obviously fictitious names.

When Our verses are recited to him, he says 'Fictitious tales of the ancients'

When Our verses are recited to him, he says 'Fictitious tales of the ancients'

Further, a large number of people have fictitious employment, and receive no salary or benefits.

We and our fathers have been promised this before. It is but of the ancients' fictitious tales'

We and our fathers have been promised this before. It is but of the ancients' fictitious tales'

We were promised this before, and so were our fathers. It is but the fictitious story of the ancients'

We were promised this before, and so were our fathers. It is but the fictitious story of the ancients'

Sets out to fabricate a fictitious instrument or other written document that should be issued by an official department.

Verily in their accounts is a lesson for men of wisdom. This is not a fictitious tale, but a verification of earlier Books, and a clear exposition of everything, and a guidance and grace for those who believe.

Verily in their accounts is a lesson for men of wisdom. This is not a fictitious tale, but a verification of earlier Books, and a clear exposition of everything, and a guidance and grace for those who believe.

The purpose of the draft article was to make it abundantly clear that nothing in the draft convention gave any party the right to indicate a fictitious place of business in order to evade obligations under applicable law.

Section 64 of Law 8383, of December 30, 1991, establishes that account managers and other FIs employees shall be charged for allowing accounts opening or funds transfers carried out by non existent natural persons or legal entities, or customers with fictitious names.

The Government mentions that the search of Mr. Walid Samaali's car enabled the seizure of 18 cheques forged in the same way as those that were the subject of the complaint and bearing the same number and the name of a fictitious branch of a bank.

Particularly, the fictitious insurance period recognized in the case of the mother or father of children who were born from the above mentioned date on, is one (1) year for the first child, 1 and ½ for the second and 2 years for the third child (a total of 4 and ½ years or 1,350 insurance days).

Two of the most extreme cases (but not the only ones) are Argentina and Venezuela, countries that have benefited from high prices for their exports but have managed to miss the highway to prosperity by turning onto a dead end street. They will eventually have to make a U turn and backtrack over the terrain of fictitious progress.

Mothers affiliated to the IKA TEAM (Social Insurance Fund Employee's Supplementary Insurance Fund, the largest Insurance Fund in Greece) who give birth after 1 1 2003 or, if the right is not exercised by mothers, then fathers, can have a fictitious insurance period recognized, in order to fulfill the conditions for a minimum insurance period and be entitled to pension rights.

Now Russia is threatening to recognize the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia if the West recognizes the Serbian province of Kosovo as an independent nation. To the extent that most of the residents of Abkhazia and South Ossetia have already been given Russian citizenship, the recognition of those two regions sovereignty would be entirely fictitious and, in fact, an interim measure on the way to their full annexation by Russia.

As ongoing experiments in certain regions show, the participative nature of the exercises for drawing up the management plans is more fictitious than real in that these management schemes are predefined this means that consultations with the population relate not to the orientations of the plan or the rules to be observed, but solely to the conditions governing what is allowed and the penalties for infringing the fixed rules.

But nothing has done as much to cement the QPC s standing as the recent motion submitted by a lawyer in the ongoing criminal proceedings against former President Jacques Chirac, who is charged with having created fictitious jobs at the Paris City Council when he was mayor. The Court s President complied with the lawyer s motion to adjourn the proceedings until the Constitutional Council ruled on the constitutionality of the laws under which Chirac is charged.