William agreed to pay George interest and the capital in compensation, but George remained unpaid.

Sami subscribed to Layla's YouTube channel.

Sami is subscribed to this YouTube channel.

Sami has already subscribed to Layla's YouTube channel.

Established by intergovernmental agreement in February 1968 as a multipurpose bank and agency for promoting Andean development and integration, its initial subscribed capital of 25 million has grown to 2.36 billion, while authorized capital has risen from 100 million to 5 billion.

As at 7 October 2005, unpaid assessments for the regular budget, the tribunals and the capital master plan were also higher than at the end of 2004.

Until 1910, British legislators were unpaid.

Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia

Unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia

These are powerful constraints for all the States having subscribed to these provisions.

At present, unpaid assessments amount to 54.4 million.

2004 unpaid charges have been obligated in 2004.

Many countries subscribed to this goal and launched programmes to make it a reality.

There are teacher training institutes and nursing schools, which are largely subscribed to by women.

At present, unpaid assessments amount to some 22.7 million.

The economic value of this unpaid contribution is enormous.

Invites all States that have not yet subscribed to the Code of Conduct to do so

Treatment of the unpaid assessed contributions of the former Yugoslavia

Moreover, women are considerably over represented as unpaid family workers.

Welcomes the decision taken by the Board of Governors of the Islamic Development Bank at its 26th meeting to achieve a substantial increase in the authorized and subscribed capital of the IDB in accordance with a decision taken at the Ninth Islamic Summit Conference.

Of course, the NPT has repeatedly been violated or circumvented by states that never subscribed to it.

3. Invites all States that have not yet subscribed to the Code of Conduct to do so

2. Invites all States that have not yet subscribed to the Code of Conduct to do so

Not everyone subscribed to this theory, but it was the West's strongest political force for several decades.

States chose to become Members of the United Nations because they subscribed to its principles and purposes.

But an apprenticeship should not be confused with an unpaid internship.

Legal and social situation of unpaid women working in family enterprises

2. Notes with satisfaction that one hundred and seventeen States already have subscribed to the Code of Conduct

I subscribed the deed, and sealed it, and called witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances.

The next step for France could be unpaid increases in working times.

And I subscribed the evidence, and sealed it, and took witnesses, and weighed him the money in the balances.

The balance of unpaid contributions with respect to the 2004 budget was 1,150,840.

The majority of workers were self employed or unpaid family workers (predominately women).

In the Paris Agreement Iran subscribed to a total suspension of all activities connected with enrichment and all reprocessing activities.

Since some of China's concerns were not resolved during those discussions, China has not subscribed to the Code of Conduct.

Unpaid assessments for peacekeeping operations were lower, although still in excess of 2.1 billion.

Time use studies helped to better capture data on women's paid and unpaid work.

There is no law on the subject of unpaid women working in family enterprises.

One hundred twenty one countries have now subscribed to the Code, and more countries are seriously considering taking that step soon.

Personnel services, in this context, include temporary assistance and overtime as well as consultants who have subscribed to Special Service Agreements.

Already, 124 municipalities have subscribed their participation to implement the present Declaration complying with UN recommendations, Local Agenda 21 and MDGs.

Many accept unpaid work experience in the hope that the reference will look good on their CV, and that a good job will be awaiting them after a fruitless spell of several unpaid or badly paid placements.

Unpaid assessments for the two tribunals doubled between 2002 and 2003, to almost 88 million.

However, it does not indicate the visible and significant signs of unpaid' and voluntary workers.

Despite these positive developments, serious problems remained, and salaries, pensions and student scholarships remained unpaid.