There is no statutory timeframe.

Value added tax and other indirect levies must be collected rigorously.

These states are then divided into districts () and statutory cities ().

In the past 18 months, the government earned 288 million from casino levies.

And, because it is difficult to tax capital efficiently, Europe has imposed exorbitant levies on labor.

There's no statutory right to teach kids about food, elementary or secondary school. OK?

BERKELEY The United States now has the highest statutory corporate income tax rate among developed countries.

underinvestment in the public sector, including in infrastructure, evidenced so dramatically by the collapse of New Orleans levies and

Adagamov, who became involved in what seemed to be trumped up statutory rape charges, fled to Prague.

Since the election there has been an attempt to correct the problem, with the highest taxes and levies for foreign workers.

It must publish an annual report describing how it has met its statutory objectives and carried out its functions.

To this end, the statutory status of the Party organizations in firms should be clarified in corporate governance structure.

Germanys Basic Law bars the government from enforcing laws against the will and decision of a ruling partys statutory bodies.

But here, too, increasing workers legal and statutory rights, while allowing most unions to fade away, seems like the right approach.

Its members, with statutory independence and long terms in office, could function like the monetary policy committee of a central bank.

Nowadays, most workers already have legal and statutory rights that cover the basic protections that unions originally fought for a century ago.

The rescission of Cuba s designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism reflects our assessment that Cuba meets the statutory criteria for rescission.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data is an independent statutory body which oversees the enforcement of the Privacy Ordinance.

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The expected influx of money from this new kind of levies (some 68 million euros) will to some degree help fund the country's depleted healthcare and pension spending.

Aside from allocating and trading greenhouse gas (mainly carbon or carbon equivalent ) emissions allowances, solidarity levies could be imposed on airplane tickets, and taxes imposed on aviation or ship fuel.

At best, taxes will eventually be raised and spending cut, with a negative effect on growth at worst, the outcome may be direct capital levies (default) or indirect ones (inflation).

The ECB, protected by statutory independence and a price stability mandate, has shown no inclination to accede to pressure from French President Nicolas Sarkozy or anyone else.

Danish unions have managed to use such statutory individual rights to reduce the working hours of entire company workforces, and thus increase the number of permanent jobs.

No agreement was reached as to who is entitled to vote at the general meeting whether the statutory representatives only, or also officials given power of attorney.

The mechanisms currently on offer are treaty based, constitutional, and statutory debt ceilings, pegged as a ratio of GDP, or, as in the US, established in nominal terms.

Reckless balance sheet expansion in pursuit of profit is kept in check if financial companies adhere to statutory capital requirements, which mandate a capital asset ratio of about 8 .

According to Gerrard, the Urgenda ruling was the first decision by any court in the world ordering states to limit greenhouse gas emissions for reasons other than statutory mandates.

Victoria Day is a Canadian statutory holiday and a local public holiday in parts of Scotland celebrated on the last Monday before or on 24 May (Queen Victoria's birthday).

These forces were either feudal levies, drawn up by local nobles for a limited period of service during a campaign, or, increasingly, mercenaries, who were expensive but more flexible and often more skilled.

And, as the recent impasse in the US demonstrates, political minorities with effective veto power can abuse statutory ceilings in an economic downturn, when dependence on external debt finance increases.

The current operator, London Underground Limited (LUL), is a wholly owned subsidiary of Transport for London (TfL), the statutory corporation responsible for most elements of the transport network in Greater London.

German political parties also are constitutionally more powerful than in other Western countries. Germanys Basic Law bars the government from enforcing laws against the will and decision of a ruling partys statutory bodies.

The economist Barry Eichengreen once explored the imposition of capital levies in the aftermath of World Wars I and II. He found that, owing to capital flight and political pressure for delay, the results were often disappointing.

State taxes rose at a faster clip, 4.3 percent, than local levies, 3.9 percent, according to the study, which was conducted by professional services firm Ernst Young and the Center on State Taxation, a tax policy group.

The European Council might also recommend that any relaxation of employment protection be accompanied by the establishment of a minimum wage determined as an agreed proportion of the statutory wage for regular long term employment.

Instead of making the law to provide for the salary to the housewife, some other schemes may be introduced such as statutory minimum compulsory life insurance, medical insurance, investments etc. for the housewives and children.

Its members, with statutory independence and long terms in office, could function like the monetary policy committee of a central bank. They could issue a Financial Stability Report that bluntly flags weak policies and financial vulnerabilities.

Thus, even without any change in the current system of regulation, extensive coverage of disasters, judicial abuses, and citizens pursuit of their statutory rights, along with the questioning of policies from public perspectives, is now common.

It is noteworthy that in the Scandinavian countries, which enjoy some of the most progressive social protections in Europe, these benefits are provided by statutory laws enacted by legislatures rather than by courts enacting constitutional rights.

During the plenary and breakout sessions, the conversation will be about the experiences of regional and municipal authorities in Russia and Belarus with the implementation of industrial policy, the regulatory and statutory framework, and the programmes of the Union State.

Although independent of government, the FSA can be called to account by government and parliament, and recognises the interests of all of its stakeholders. It must publish an annual report describing how it has met its statutory objectives and carried out its functions.

Moreover, increasing a bank s leverage can be very profitable when returns on investments exceed the cost of funding. Reckless balance sheet expansion in pursuit of profit is kept in check if financial companies adhere to statutory capital requirements, which mandate a capital asset ratio of about 8 .

The UN s 2012 World Economic and Social Survey on new development finance discusses various existing and proposed innovations in financing, intermediation, and disbursement. Aside from allocating and trading greenhouse gas (mainly carbon or carbon equivalent ) emissions allowances, solidarity levies could be imposed on airplane tickets, and taxes imposed on aviation or ship fuel.

At the end of the day, resolving private sector leverage problems by fully socializing private losses and re leveraging the public sector is risky. At best, taxes will eventually be raised and spending cut, with a negative effect on growth at worst, the outcome may be direct capital levies (default) or indirect ones (inflation).