Two children count off her times in lieu of a stopwatch.

The government offered compensation to families of victims, which a few accepted in lieu of settlement.

(vii) Separation from service, with or without notice or compensation in lieu thereof, notwithstanding rule 109.3

Ratings typically carry age recommendations in an advisory or restrictive capacity, and are often given in lieu of censorship.

On distributional grounds, there does not seem to be a good reason to resort to them in lieu of relying on outright taxation.

In June 2005 the Office informed the secretariat that it did not have such expertise in house and in lieu thereof proposed engaging external expert consultants.

Fees such as a porter or self reliance development fee for road construction are regularly extorted by Government forces in lieu of forced labour.

In order to improve aspiring business owners prospects, some countries have begun to offer start up subsidies to unemployed workers, sometimes in lieu of unemployment benefits.

Consider another example military pay versus pay in civilian firms.

Should it do so, the woman or child must be assigned to another post, otherwise the contract must be terminated with payment in lieu of notice.

Although there is no taxation in the Territory, each person between 15 and 65 years of age is required to perform public work each month in lieu of taxation.

Beginning in 1907 the German colonial administration began land reforms and required newly created owners to perform 15 days of labor per year for public works in lieu of taxes.

Because of their sins they were drowned ( in the flood ) , and were made to enter the Fire ( of Punishment ) and they found in lieu of Allah none to help them .

The reduced requirements were partially offset by the payment of mission subsistence allowance to staff officers in lieu of the provision of meals and accommodation by the mission.

But it remains to be seen if the lessons have been fully internalized, and whether we will have a kinder, gentler IMF in lieu of a rigid, doctrinaire one.

You must pay in advance.

Lacking any source of adequate funds, they revived an 1864 Haitian law, discovered by Butler, requiring peasants to perform labor on local roads in lieu of paying a road tax.

In the government sector, the unadjusted pay gap is 15 , and the adjusted pay gap was 3 in 2000.

Top pay rates are simply fixed by comparing them to other top pay rates in similar jobs.

(viii) On travel of the spouse to the duty station, in lieu of the staff member's family visit travel under rule 107.1 (a) (v), subject to the same conditions as specified in rule 107.1 (b).

Proportion of women in higher pay scales

I'll pay.

And fear the day when no soul will be exchanged for another , nor will they be set free in lieu of compensation , nor will any intercession benefit the disbelievers , nor will they be helped .

And fear the day when no soul will be exchanged for another , nor will they be set free in lieu of compensation , nor will any intercession benefit the disbelievers , nor will they be helped .

The Pay Equity Act was adopted in 1996.

Germany had to pay huge sums in war reparations to the Allies (who in turn had large loans from the U.S. to pay off).

Two decades ago, Donald Langevoort, now a law professor at Georgetown, showed that major bankers indeed, the leaders of First National City, the predecessor to Weill s Citibank proposed Glass Steagall in lieu of deposit insurance.

As previously mentioned, in lieu of specifically targeted expenditures for technical cooperation activities, the World Bank uses a combination of loans and grants related to assistance preceding, or combined with, large scale programmes and projects.

A government insurance program would pay these people a fraction, say, half, the difference between their old pay and their pay in a new job for a specified period, such as two years.

And, since companies cannot make executives pay out of their pockets for bad performance, the shift in focus ended up justifying an increase in pay.

They typically pay for critical goods and services like water, like healthcare, like housing, and they pay 30 to 40 times what their middleclass counterparts pay certainly where we work in Karachi and Nairobi.

D. Hazard pay

Polluters Must Pay

Why Pay More?

ii. Equal pay

Borrow a lot of money, pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, get down to near zero, and bang! World War I.

We pay them to leave their water in stream.

You must pay attention when swimming in the sea.

Polluters must pay, whether in rich or poor countries.

Shareholders seem to take little interests in pay policy.

No statistical information on the extent to which Diya is accepted in lieu of execution seems to be available. Several instances where convicts were forgiven at the last moment have been reported in the Islamic Republic of Iran and Saudi Arabia. However, since Diya depends on the family being available and able and willing to pay compensation, it appears that one pardon is granted in relation to every six executed Saudi citizens, but only 1 in relation to every 84 executed foreign workers.

Given the record of the contractor's satisfactory performance and in order to move this safety related project forward, a commercial decision was made by the Secretariat to allow the contractor to provide a letter of credit in lieu of the bond.

Wars are expensive. But then we'd pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, and then, oh, what's this? The Civil War. Even more expensive.

We rise to an astronomical level, around 118 percent of GDP, But we pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, and then, what's this?

The employer is obliged to pay workers the same pay for work of equal value.