Temporary or permanent closure of commercial or other firms and temporary or permanent prohibition of entry, etc.

The Law provides that aliens can be issued temporary or permanent visas.

Beyond health effects, contamination could terrorize affected populations, prompting temporary flight and permanent relocation.

On 1 December 2002 the Equal Treatment (Temporary and Permanent Contracts) Act came into effect.

Moreover, the Committee points out that general temporary assistance does not fund established posts, whether permanent or temporary general temporary assistance is used to pay for positions and or short term requirements for additional personnel.

In early 1917 the Bank had 11 branches, 133 permanent and 5 temporary offices and 42 agencies.

It has two permanent tiers of seating, a temporary third one was added for the World Cup.

This is true for actions contemplated by individual nations, temporary alliances, or more permanent alliances such as NATO.

In the event of the temporary absence of both the Chairperson and the Vice Chairperson or of the permanent absence of one or both, the Council of Members shall elect new officers, temporary or permanent as appropriate, from among the delegations of the Members.

The candidate is then best placed to benefit when the temporary post is upgraded and advertised as a permanent position.

O my people , the life of this world is only a temporary provision and the Hereafter is the permanent abode .

O my people , the life of this world is only a temporary provision and the Hereafter is the permanent abode .

The entry of persons and vehicles to restricted areas requires an entry permit, which may be permanent, temporary or incidental.

The Act in question sets the threshold for transactions at US 10,000 and requires credit institutions to ascertain the identity of their client and the origin of their funds, failing which they will be subject to fines, permanent or temporary prohibition, permanent or temporary closure and cessation of activity.

O my people , this worldly life is only temporary enjoyment , and indeed , the Hereafter that is the home of permanent settlement .

O my people , this worldly life is only temporary enjoyment , and indeed , the Hereafter that is the home of permanent settlement .

Negotiating with UN Member States about agreements to accommodate on a temporary or permanent basis within the scope of witness protection.

The performance of permanent core functions by non UNHCR staff members assigned on a temporary basis as in the 109 deployment cases in 2003 2004 compensates for the shortage of permanent UNHCR posts.

This would provide temporary relief from a fatal flaw in the euro design s until the member countries devise a more permanent solution.

In 2006, All Saints University School of Medicine opened in temporary facilities in Loubière, with a permanent campus being constructed in Grand Bay.

Needless to say, the new grounds of age, disability and chronic illness and temporary permanent employment contract are also included in the project.

Both appellants had received temporary benefits however, they were denied permanent disability benefits because chronic pain was excluded from compensation under the compensation regime.

Several exclusions exist in principal the Convention applies to listed chemicals that may cause death, temporary incapacitation or permanent harm to humans or animals.

Egypt fears a temporary reduction of water availability due to the filling of the dam and a permanent reduction because of evaporation from the reservoir.

Under the new policy, foreign partners will be entitled to temporary resident status after 12 months of cohabitation and permanent residency after 7 years of cohabitation.

Of the remaining 68 elected members of the Meshrano Jirga, six are women, two of whom hold permanent seats, while the other four hold temporary ones.

Obama s temporary first year expensing proposal for capital purchases (a good idea as part of a permanent corporate tax overhaul) could get folded into broader tax legislation.

But gains in measured productivity growth from this source are not permanent changes, so a large part of the reported reductions in unit labor costs are temporary.

The successful integration of migrants, on a temporary or permanent basis, provided opportunities and challenges for the receiving countries and fostered diversity, creativity, growth and economic development.

d Temporary posts budgeted under general temporary assistance.

b Temporary posts budgeted under general temporary assistance.

(b) To cooperate in the interchange of personnel when desirable, on a temporary or a permanent basis, making due provision for the retention of seniority and pension rights

At the same time, six years on there are still efforts to move evacuees from prefabricated temporary housing (仮設住宅, kasetsu juutaku) to permanent replacement housing.

John Maynard Keynes, who wrote the rules along with Harry Dexter White, viewed capital controls not as a temporary expedient but as a permanent feature of the global economy.

A recent study by the Central Planning Bureau in the Netherlands shows that workers with a permanent contract receive more employer funded training than workers with a temporary contract.

But global action must go well beyond offers of temporary or permanent refuge for the displaced, or funding for frontline countries. Countries could contribute in many other ways as well.

Whether it is a permanent or temporary adjustment, the Chinese authorities have much work to do in laying the groundwork for strong economic performance in the medium and long term.

The Parliamentary Inquiry Committee which was a temporary committee appointed for a limited amount of time, has recently become a permanent subcommittee of the government Ombudsman Committee of the Knesset.

In paragraph 730, the Board recommends that the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs develop medium term shelter solutions whenever it identifies a gap between temporary and permanent needs.

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Officials could encourage employers to offer women permanent, full time positions, rather than all too common temporary contracts, which mean lower pay, less stability, and a lack of opportunity for advancement.

In June 2010 the UK government introduced a temporary limit of 24,000 on immigration from outside the EU, aiming to discourage applications before a permanent cap was imposed in April 2011.

Multilateral liberalization of temporary movement through commercially meaningful GATS commitments could be one of the best ways to attenuate permanent or illegal migration and maximize gains for sending and receiving countries.

Hizbollah maintained a visible presence near the Blue Line with its permanent observation posts, temporary checkpoints and patrols, carrying out construction work to fortify and expand some of their fixed positions.

Under the terms of this Act, employers may not differentiate between employees on the grounds of whether they have temporary or permanent contracts, unless there is some objective justification for it.