Permanent establishments or other source principles

(e) Existing information system on industry and access to industrial establishments

(e) The number and percentage of persons belonging to those groups who are held in prison or preventive detention, including internment centres, penal establishments, psychiatric establishments or holding areas in airports

Section 72 of the Charter of the French Language requires that instruction be conducted in the French language in kindergartens, elementary and secondary schools, in public establishments and in subsidized private establishments.

After 1968, Western student protestors gradually entered their countries political and intellectual establishments.

There could be no justification for attacks on United Nations establishments or personnel.

The period between 1973 1975 witnessed the start of organised political establishments in Bahrain.

A key factor was how society, the media and educational establishments regarded the issue.

The Ministry will provide matching grants to all establishments wishing to set up crèches.

Free higher education in state and communal educational establishments is provided on a competitive basis.

Medical care during pregnancy and in post natal period is almost free in government establishments.

The restaurant Association of Maryland found sales tax receipts for establishments falling 11 in their study.

The first official name for the colony was Établissements de l'Océanie (Establishments in Oceania) in 1903 the general council was changed to an advisory council and the colony's name was changed to Établissements Français de l'Océanie (French Establishments in Oceania).

It had also created new educational establishments with the involvement of both the public and private sectors.

Despite these advances, discriminatory factors remain, both in educational establishments and in socialization processes in the workplace.

The State appoints and pays the sports and physical education instructors assigned to the regular educational establishments.

In 1947, they refused the UN partition plan, which called for the establishments of two states in British Palestine.

It is difficult for even the best security forces and judicial establishments to work well in situations of crisis.

These establishments are the responsibility of the Ministry of Social Development, Population, Advancement of Women and Protection of Children.

The national police establishments in all of the counties visited appeared to be poorly equipped for effective police work.

It was clarified whether suspicious job offers actually may be a cover for persons and establishments mediating prostitution (autumn 2002).

In this way, the terrorists oppose the purity and authenticity of their arguments to the compromises presumably forced upon religious establishments.

The increasing concentration has generated strong competition among retail establishments, which has translated into lower retailing margins and benefits to consumers.

Women employees in establishments which do not fall under the relevant labour laws can be discriminated against on grounds of pregnancy.

It is therefore prohibited to employ women in establishments that sell immoral writings, printed matter, posters, engravings, paintings, badges or pictures.

In São Paulo, for example, a law was recently passed to revoke the licenses of establishments found to be using slave labor.

It had also developed a network of vocational training centres in parallel with universities and other higher education establishments across the nation.

Articles 13 to 16 lay down the obligations relating to confinement, supervision and physical protection of nuclear materials in establishments and facilities

Municipal authorities and educational establishments play a key role in launching, designing and providing the programmes, while central government provides the budget.

The Ministry of Women Development has started a project to help various working establishments set up crèches for children of their employees.

Please specify if victims of trafficking can access witness protection services when testifying in cases against procurers or owners of commercial establishments.

It was fully 25 years before the British and medical British and American medical establishments abandoned the practice of X raying pregnant women.

8.1 Conditions for career and vocational guidance, for access to studies and for the achievement of diplomas in educational establishments of all categories

There is a danger that scientific establishments may degenerate into fiefdoms controlled by scientific mandarins who dominate major state funded university departments and laboratories.

Through these measures the government sought closer ties with religious establishments within the country and with Islamic countries such as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.

Private teaching establishments, whether francophone, anglophone or known trough another designation, are governed according to the provisions of the An Act respecting private education.

It is thus difficult, especially in developed countries, to collect data from respondents in conducting surveys for industrial statistics, which target establishments and enterprises.

The use of children as workers by State institutions, and in particular by State educational establishments, is a matter of concern to the Committee.

As a result, Azerbaijan, where quality of education is declining almost as steeply as academic freedoms, no longer has any Gulen affiliated education establishments at all.

From January to June 2005, 12,343 cases were brought involving the arrest of 12,352 accused persons, while 133 permission bills to operate commercial establishments were withdrawn.

Subsequently, the workers in the establishments have been rendered jobless. The workers have asked authorities to resolve the health crisis so that they can resume their jobs.

KPS conducted 323 raids or inspections of premises suspected of involvement in human trafficking in November 2004, arresting 8 persons, assisting 12 victims and closing 4 establishments.

In the private sector the relevant laws are implemented in those establishments which have the requisite number of employees to come within the ambit of these laws.

(c) Domestic economic considerations (leverage farming activities, increased domestic protein production)

Domestic regulation