(a) Cash payments by the estate

In accordance with the principle of capacity to pay, those countries that were able to pay their contributions as assessed must do so in full, on time and without conditions.

It was also necessary to work up from the community level in deciding inputs.

Where people were unable to pay for services needed to realize the Goals, they should not have to pay.

Contribution payments would generally be made to the insolvency representative administering the insolvent estate for the benefit of the estate as a whole.

This is for poor persons who are unable to pay the full contribution.

Poor girls and women still could not afford medicines.

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He adds that he is now unable to pay for appropriate legal representation.

(d) Proposals for defence costs should take into account experience to date in the revised lump sum remuneration arrangements for defence counsel and the application of assessing contributions from defendants based on ability to pay and taking into account revised definitions of indigence and partial indigence

In some countries, persons who would normally be unable to pay for private insurance can afford the managed care plans, thus taking pressure off the public health sector.

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B. Capacity to pay

However, although GNI was the best approximation of capacity to pay, it was not the only one.

The wife may seek a separation if the husband fails to provide maintenance, has no visible assets and has not proved his inability to provide maintenance.

And we could hardly even pay anything, any salaries, in the economy.

Women, whose financial state is weak, may be exempt from this fee, under certain conditions.

If it has not been proved that he is unable to provide maintenance.

It was not in the interest of the United Nations that countries which usually paid their contributions on time should have to fall into arrears because of a genuine inability to pay sharply increased contributions.

Mr. Tal (Jordan) endorsed the comments made by the representative of Qatar regarding capacity to pay, which, if used as the main criterion for calculating the scale of assessments, would greatly facilitate the ability of developing countries to pay their assessed contributions on time, in full and without conditions.

His delegation therefore supported measures to encourage Member States to pay their contributions on time, in full and without conditions, based on the principle that expenses should be apportioned on the basis of capacity to pay.

Both parties insist that they do not have the means to sustain their monitors and have requested international assistance.

Many States currently paid a floor rate in excess of their capacity to pay. Any further reduction in the ceiling would render that principle meaningless.

It also noted that, as a result of that aggression, the Government had been unable to make a number of essential payments, including its assessed contributions to the United Nations.

It was paradoxical that most of the developing countries had paid or were in the process of paying their dues, whereas the super Powers, which certainly had the means to pay, had not been so forthcoming.

The Administration continued to inform Member States regularly regarding their unpaid assessments but was not in a position to enforce payment.

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29. UNHCR could not meet the challenges facing it alone it needed strong support from the international community.

65. The principle of capacity to pay was valid in itself, but the scale methodology should take various factors into account in determining capacity to pay.

Payment of the fine is an essential condition for release in the absence of payment, detention is prolonged indefinitely.

Compensation sickness money for the first 14 days of the inability to work is paid by the employer from its own funds while the subsequent period of temporary inability to work till the recovery of the ability for work or till the degree of the loss of the ability of work is established is paid by the State Social Insurance Agency.

34. The existence of a ceiling prevented the scale from reflecting the real capacity to pay of that element s only beneficiary.

Emergency first aid must be provided for all persons, regardless of their capacity to pay, by all public and private institutions. Cover

By this law compensation will be paid to victims of violent crimes who cannot obtain compensation from other sources or from the culprit.

(g) Individuals who are obviously vagrants and who cannot prove that they have sufficient resources to support themselves during their stay in the country

Board meeting or no board meeting, I have to have the check covered.

In accordance with the Secretary General s stated goal to pay the full amount of obligations incurred by the Organization during the year in which those obligations were incurred, every effort has been made to pay this year s costs incurred.

The Government is not expected to be able to cover its operating costs fully before 2013.

(c) Revised arrangements for preventing overexpenditures by defence counsel and for managing, monitoring and controlling the expenses of the legal aid system of the International Tribunal for Rwanda should be included in support of proposals for defence costs, including a full definition and establishment of quantitative criteria for determining indigence and partial indigence based on, inter alia, the defendants' circumstances and ability to pay

The right to petition the court for alimony from a former spouse who has the necessary means to pay is held by the following

Calculated solely on the principle of capacity to pay, the largest contributor should, in fact, be paying more than the ceiling of 25 per cent of the regular budget.

Member States must make every effort to comply with their financial obligations to the Organization by paying their assessed contributions in full, on time and without conditions.

If it is proved that he is unable to provide maintenance, the cadi shall grant him a period of respite of up to three months.

The Meeting was informed that FAO would not be able to sustain the payment of that annual fee beyond April 1998 and consequently would not be able to distribute ARTEMIS data outside its headquarters.

Accordingly, it is clearly not possible to look to that State for settlement of its outstanding assessed contributions.