However, most aspects of the three concerns are inextricably intertwined within the framework of commercial sexual exploitation.

(iii) Employees in government owned business undertakings under the Business Acquisition Act. Force of law

Let's start with business.

More than two thirds of the businesses are engaged in trade and 57 of these in the retail trade.

They didn't go to business school.

The Business Case for Sustainability

Commercial sexual workers

The coming into being of the Vietnam Women Entrepreneurs' Council (VWEC) under the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry is an important event.

(i) Female workers employed in or about the business of a shop or an office

In terms of educational specialization (figure 2) 24 per cent of newly recruited staff were in the pure engineering field, 17 per cent in the scientific areas directly related to UNIDO's technical programmes, 19 per cent in business administration and 17 per cent in economics.

ESCWA assistance to the UNIFEM project was in the areas of entrepreneurship training and business counselling, information and business incubators.

The Jordanian commercial law promulgated in 1966 states in article 9, paragraph 1, that merchants are those who engage in commercial transactions.

Under the new law, a married woman may engage in business trading activity but is not recognized as a trader unless her activity is separate from that of her spouse .

Moreover, the criterion of the purpose of the act must be applied in order to determine whether or not the operation in question is commercial .

Commercial lease from 1 June 1998.

The Internet has no business plan, never did.

In urban areas, they are mainly engaged in the tertiary sector (commerce, catering, specialized services).

Article 1 of the new Commercial Code provides that a trader is any natural or legal person who engages in trading activity in his name or on his own account as his occupation .

run by ministries and enterprises

From the entrance, this is nothing like a commercial cave.

The woman needs the consent of the husband to exert commercial activities

That would be highly advantageous from a business perspective.

(ii) Were engaged in dependent employment subject to the payment of social insurance contributions under the Employment Promotion Act or in equivalent employment (primary unemployment assistance) for at least 150 calendar days, and

21 Office of Insular Affairs, American Samoa Business Opportunities Report, September 2004, www.businessopportunitiesconference.com.

Service providers range from hypermarkets, department stores, supermarkets and convenience stores to mom and pop shops , in other words from large scale to small scale operations, from high value and low value provision, from high to low turnovers, and from modern to traditional and informal suppliers.

It just affects the payback period if you're comparing to grid supplied electricity.

A fair share of such commodity relevant foreign investment has been directed into agribusiness and foods, mining, metals and construction materials.

AIDG has worked in Haiti since 2007, providing engineering and business support to small businesses.

In another development, a garment manufacturer from Fiji has expressed interest in setting up operations in American Samoa.

These discriminatory regulations in a Code of Commerce in force since 1902 indicated that a married women was dependent on her spouse in order to engage in commercial activity.

Improvements in the business environment as well as increased investment outlays especially in the agri business sector also provided an impetus to growth in non metal exports.

Research conducted by the Territorial Department of Commerce found that there was a ready and large export market in the region for food products and had asked both investors, who are American Samoans, to submit business plans. Samoa News, 1 November 1997.

71. Article 14 (1) (g) of the Constitution states that every citizen is entitled to the freedom to engage by himself or in association with others in any lawful occupation, profession, trade, business or enterprise.

When the portion of women owners in the total number of employed women in the private sector is observed, we get the information that half of employed women are owners.

The majority of the Baha apos is in Yazd are now prohibited from conducting any business transactions.

The Provident Fund humanitarian loan system was never intended to grant loans in any commercial sense.

Some orders apply only to work performed by employees or to work performed as a commercial activity.

DNFBPs include, for example, accountants, attorneys, trust administrators, registrars of businesses, tax agents, financial advisors, auto dealers, dealers in antiques and artworks, dealers in precious commodities, real estate agents and travel agents.

All commercial activities subject to the authority of the United States Department of Transportation are subject to the regulations of the Office of Commercial Space Transportation.

For most producers and collectors of business information, developing countries and SMEs in general are at best a marginal market.

Another factor is their involvement in subsistence activities, for which commercial markets have not yet developed, and it is therefore difficult for banks to assess the commercial risks involved.

Three options for providing the technology to missions may be considered (a) to lease the technology from commercial surveillance contractors (b) to purchase the technology and provide it to contingents as United Nations owned equipment on issue on a loan basis and (c) to use the contingent owned equipment mechanism and reimburse troop contributing countries for the use of equipment.

What happened is we had evolved an agricultural economy to a world of big business.

144. The Act applies to every female person employed in or about the business of a shop or office .

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