In all these cases the employee is entitled to retain his or her full wage.

A foreign woman marrying a Dominican national is fully entitled to acquire Dominican nationality, unless the laws of her country allow her to retain her nationality.

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Pursuant to its provisions, the legal age for marriage in Benin was 18 years for both men and women, and married women were entitled to retain their maiden names.

(a) If payment in respect of the assigned receivable is made to the assignee, the assignee is entitled to retain the proceeds and goods returned in respect of the assigned receivable

Retain current regulation

Retain original aspect ratio

44. Decides to appraise the progress on an annual basis and to retain in the agenda of its forthcoming sessions the item entitled quot Implementation of the outcome of the Fourth World Conference on Women quot

48. Decides to appraise the progress on this question on an annual basis and to retain on the agenda of its forthcoming sessions the item entitled Implementation of the outcome of the Fourth World Conference on Women .

(Retain text of art 20.4 20.9)

(ii) Retain current paragraph 2 (d)

You may retain your sword, captain.

The pumping plant I must retain.

75. Article 18, paragraph 2 allowed third States to treat persons who had become stateless as the result of the succession of States as nationals of the State whose nationality they would be entitled to acquire or retain.

In the order established by this law and legal acts derived from the latter, the persons submitting the reports are entitled to identify the customers, third persons acting on behalf of customers and retain that information.

Clearly, the Secretariat must do more to recruit and retain staff.

He took it that the Committee wished to retain that procedure.

all but ensures they won't retain it.

1. If proceeds are received by the assignee, the assignee is entitled to retain those proceeds to the extent that the assignee's right in the assigned receivable had priority over the right of a competing claimant in the assigned receivable.

making it a Reminder for you, for all attentive ears to retain.

making it a Reminder for you, for all attentive ears to retain.

The Working Group had therefore decided, on balance, to retain the provision.

(a) Would you like to retain the bracketed part of subparagraph (a)?

The Sierra Leone delegation would, however, prefer to retain the word settler .

And to retain in your hearts the spirit of charity for all.

The Study Group would retain such a position.

The state and other external actors have a tendency to retain meaningful power.

It was therefore essential to retain a balanced perspective on the various problems.

After discussion, the Working Group decided to retain both paragraphs (7) and (8).

After discussion, the Working Group decided to retain paragraph (4) within square brackets.

How long will you retain your abbey if Richard survives to find out...

Secondly, the Court of Cassation referred to article 86(1) CISG, under which the buyer who had received the goods and intended to reject them was entitled to retain them until it had been reimbursed by the seller its reasonable expenses for preserving them.

(a) To develop, or improve, strategies to recruit, support and retain workers with key skills

The Commission decided to retain these paragraphs by 38 votes to none, with 12 abstentions.

We retain just 25 percent of what we hear.

If they do have, they cannot retain those teachers.

(a) Retain the current language incentive for Professional staff

If you retain it, there will be no water.

And the more unequal societies are more likely also to retain the death penalty.

To make it a lesson for you so that retaining ears may retain it.

To make it a lesson for you so that retaining ears may retain it.

Returns the number of periods needed for an investment to retain a desired value.

Therefore, it would not be advisable to retain such a limitation in article 16.

2. The Committee decided to retain the bureau elected at its fifty fifth session.

The second safeguarded the right of States to treat persons concerned who had become stateless as a result of the succession of States as nationals of the State concerned whose nationality they would be entitled to acquire or retain, if such treatment was beneficial to those persons.