E. Dependency allowances

B. Dependency allowances

Dependency allowances (net per annum)

Dependency allowances (net per annum)

(d) Reduced oil import dependency

(b) The dependency on a small number of donors.

That, in turn, indicates a high demographic dependency ratio.

What is today completely impossible get rid of our dependency on fossil energy.

Dependency allowances (net per annum) Language allowances (to be included in pensionable remuneration)

Dependency allowances (net per annum) Language allowances (to be included in pensionable remuneration)

(b) A positive effect on balance of payments of countries and reduced import dependency

Their elevation from political dependency to full self government was fundamental to the regional integration process.

Sub theme 2 The mutual interaction and dependency of science and technology education with research and development

But if you're going to do anything about the dependency on foreign oil, you have to address transportation.

MINUGUA tried to exercise that role in a way that would not create excessive dependency on the Mission.

However, China has a smaller proportion of children (22 per cent) than India (29 per cent) and China's dependency ratio, that is to say, the number of children and elderly persons per 10 persons of working age, is 4 compared with India's dependency ratio, which is 6.

(e) Claims for dependency allowances shall be submitted in writing and supported by evidence satisfactory to the Secretary General.

That means building development components into our relief efforts, so that they may effectively put an end to dependency.

The new measures will reduce welfare dependency and provide individuals with more opportunities and support to enter the workforce.

The dependency of Tristan da Cunha39 is composed of four islands the main island, Tristan da Cunha Gough Inaccessible and Nightingale.

It fails when it remains in place for decades and creates a dependency of the national structures on the international system.

So the idea of this one is to create a relationship between the patient of the treatment but a relationship of dependency.

To maintain its economic growth, however, Jordan had to address national issues of poverty and unemployment, aid dependency and chronic water shortages.

Cooperation and respect for international norms and treaties, rather than discrimination or a desire to create dependency, were what motivated us in this case.

The Assembly also recognized that urgent action is needed to address gender inequality and economic dependency and poverty in the context of HIV AIDS.

In 2000, the Government asked the Department of Science to produce a study on how to reduce South Africa's dependency on crude oil products.

20.9 In providing assistance, UNHCR will aim to enhance the self reliance of returnees and, where feasible, that of refugees rather than increasing their dependency.

Noting with grave concern that the dependency of the Office on extrabudgetary resources is at the heart of the imbalance in the composition of its staff,

Noting with grave concern that the dependency of the Office on extrabudgetary resources is at the heart of the imbalance in the composition of its staff,

In 1980, the Territory formally withdrew from the Associated State of Saint Kitts Nevis Anguilla and became a separate dependency (now Overseas Territory) of the United Kingdom.

In the secondary schools, all young people were also taught about the dangers of drug addiction and given very full instructions on ways of preventing drug dependency.

Rising oil prices are due to the sharp increase in demand by the major consumers, which have not adopted effective policies to reduce their dependency on hydrocarbons.

Energy dependency is compounded by the difficulties that countries face in importing technology and holding on to their human resources, in particular the most qualified among them.

But if we think about the dependency that we have on this other technology, called the alphabet, and writing, we're totally dependent on it, and it's transformed culture.

A representative of Free Montserrat United Movement stated that the administering Power had used its power, influence and finances to keep Montserrat in a state of colonial dependency.

Ever since colonial times, Canada's indigenous peoples have been progressively dispossessed of their lands, resources and culture, a process that has led them into destitution, deprivation and dependency.

However, over the long run, the demographic bonus dissipates as the population continues to age and the dependency ratio rises again because of increasing proportions of elderly persons.

Noting that the review of dependency allowances carried out by the Commission reflected relevant changes in tax abatement and social legislation at the seven headquarters duty stations since 1998,

As the second largest economy in the world, China is gradually reducing the degree of dependency on manufacturing industry and exportation while continuously enhancing the development of service industry.

Fortunately, there is another way. Business led innovation and market based solutions can drive a decisive global shift from crippling fossil fuel dependency to more efficient renewable energy systems.

In the light of the global dependency on fossil fuels and diminishing supply, greater effort was needed to promote energy conservation, and develop alternative energy and renewable energy sources.

Deeply alarmed that the rapid spread of HIV AIDS has increased the vulnerability of communities, creating greater levels of dependency and severely reducing their ability to cope with humanitarian crises,

For its part, the administering Power contended that Montserrat had only two options to remain tied to it in a perpetual state of dependency and control or to achieve independence.

Generous benefit provision to Chernobyl area residents has inadvertently promoted a passive culture of dependency while also posing an unsustainable burden on the budgets of the three most affected countries.

It also points to a culture of dependency on the island, partly as a consequence of the government's role as the main employer and almost the only provider of services.