Potential beneficiaries

Staff member's beneficiaries

However, those mechanisms should not reflect political or discretionary considerations.

Benefits should be expanded and extended for a limited, discretionary period.

Judges, especially the President of the Court, have been granted wide discretionary powers.

Women are the major beneficiaries of this.

Measures can be grouped according to the intended beneficiaries (i) support measures whose intended beneficiaries are households or consumers (ii) those whose intended beneficiaries are service suppliers and (iii) those intended to benefit society as a whole.

In 2000 alone, this program attended 2,500 beneficiaries.

Project beneficiaries also included refugee camps in Pakistan.

Women make UP the majority of Zakat beneficiaries.

The increase in the deficit is the sum of these automatic stabilizers and discretionary programs.

Table 4 Benefits and beneficiaries of electronic government procurement

The decision depends, rather, on the discretionary authority of a minister and thus of the executive.

Cash to net beneficiaries is paid in by net contributors.

The increasing number of beneficiaries will affect all three units.

Two thirds of microcredit beneficiaries in Kazakhstan were rural women.

So he called for a five year freeze on what the US government calls discretionary civilian spending.

Consumers can reduce spending on other discretionary items and use the savings to pay higher gasoline prices.

Sometimes it might even pose high costs for the alleged beneficiaries.

LDCs continue to be the major beneficiaries of UNCTAD technical cooperation.

The vaccination coverage rate for mothers and children, the primary beneficiaries.

Of 338 eligible beneficiaries, 116 have accepted compensation under the scheme.

However rural women are the main beneficiaries of the Zakat fund.

For instance, the fuel efficiency of every automobile and truck is fixed, and most travel is non discretionary.

Governments should also work to improve tax compliance and reduce evasion, which requires limiting tax officials discretionary authority.

Economically, therefore, the federal budget cushions regional shocks automatically through discretionary action and stabilizing transfers to the states.

Diplomatic protection should continue to be a discretionary right of States and not an international obligation for them.

Each director has an annual discretionary budget of approximately 40,000, which is allocated for national consultants and other expenses.

The Government currently supports a small number of healing programmes through discretionary grants and other non ongoing funding sources.

The intended beneficiaries of these actions should be defined as rights holders.

In 2004, 130 summer students were placed, of whom 105 were beneficiaries.

Forty six per cent of the beneficiaries of shelter projects are women.

Discretionary consumption is typically deferred during recessions, especially for long lasting durable goods such as motor vehicles, furniture, and appliances.

It is worth stimulating the economy with discretionary fiscal policy only occasionally specifically, when not doing so would be calamitous.

But now there is talk of how the global crisis is slowing down these economies and killing off discretionary spending.

Most states have a version of this discretionary disclosure rule under Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 1.6 (or its equivalent).

Where has the oil wealth gone? Chávez s social programs were the biggest beneficiaries.

The beneficiaries of this largesse are now mostly sitting in prison awaiting trial.

The main beneficiaries of public spending are the poor and the middle class.

Beside this kind of insurance, beneficiaries participate in the costs of health services.

It must ensure that beneficiaries are assisted solely on the basis of need.

About 36 of its staff and nearly 40 of its beneficiaries are women.

Both rural men and women are equal beneficiaries of the rural electrification programme.

Again rural men and women are equal beneficiaries of roads serving their areas.

The discretionary power of executives, in past crises, was curbed by new interventionist institutions constructed on the fly by legislative action.