(Donated)

It's complimentary

We presented goggles to protect their eyes.

She could give away everything.

Sir, a small token from the troop.

Not the kind that blossoms on free gas stoves and television sets.

3. materials donated free of charge by foreign governments and international organisations

After the Vienna conference he sent a dog to the White House

It's on the house, no charge.

In primitive societies, the custom of reciprocal gift giving establishes a network of obligations between the groups.

The Press also gave 1,000 free copies of books to libraries and other institutions located in developing countries.

He's taken his fair share and squandered it on food for those who were hungry and clothes for them that didn't have any.

Most people can't afford that, so let's give it away free.

Supply means sale, transfer, offer for sale, loan, gift or intermediation.

In one of them the acceptance of gifts or other favours of any monetary value was considered a criminal offence if given to expedite a transaction.

During the period under review, the Department intensified its network of gift and exchange partners in the region through the Dag Hammarskjöld Library.

In two countries, officers had to report on gifts if they were for themselves but not for their relatives or others.

Magazines have been invited to send a complimentary copy of their journals with a view to building a library covering all aspects of apiculture worldwide.

Donations in kind 4. Donations in kind valued by donors at 52 million were delivered by UNICEF to projects during the biennium 1996 1997.

Food donated by international non governmental organizations had found its way to the markets of Nouadhibou in Mauritania.

Gift giving can become an instrument enabling some individuals to impose their will on those who are unable to reciprocate. This latter group may be working for the private sphere at the expense of the public sphere or the general interest.

The President Before calling on the first speaker, I wish to thank the Government of Iceland for the gift of this beautiful gavel, made from the wood of a pear tree.

They should have been, or they have been?

Tell her it went to charity.

Please see annex II for statistics on computing equipment donated to permanent missions in 2004.

The General Assembly should, as a matter of principle, be requested to approve any such disposition of mission assets that would provide for free of charge contribution to the Government.

The above mentioned project grants have been paid and the beneficiaries of travel grants have participated in the Working Group.

37. The following projects were awarded a grant

Through UNICEF, it had donated wheelchairs to Angola and emergency relief supplies and other forms of humanitarian assistance to Somali refugees.

As a result of the mission to Ethiopia, OAU granted 50,000 to UNHCR to assist Somali refugees in the eastern part of the country.

Donation (air ticket) by Air India)

All 25 project grants were paid either the full amount of the grant, or the first instalment of the grant, by 3 June 2005.

They have been.

But i don't want to merely thank you.

42. Also requests the Secretary General to cooperate with those Member States that wish to take care of their gifts of works of art, masterpieces and other items during the renovation period

The two offices will also develop other new joint promotional initiatives, including issuing vouchers for free guided tours to the clients of the Sales and Marketing Section.

Gifts

...bequeath...

So then I would kind of justify not writing by giving a gift.

2003 The Rice for Motherland program sought large families for donation of rice, a main staple in Ghana, Nigeria, Togo and Benin.

UNICEF has developed criteria to record gifts and has established a consolidated gifts register which will be regularly updated.

Nonsense.

I drove I drove Mrs. Robinson home. She wanted me to drive her home so I I drove her home.

(u) Ex gratia payments

(d) The voluntary bequest