(b) Based on the debtor's incapacity.

(ii) Based on the account debtor's incapacity

In cases of partial permanent incapacity the pension paid will be a percentage of that payable in respect of permanent total incapacity.

Pension for partial or total incapacity due to occupational risk.

During the pregnancy and maternity leave, women are paid a compensation for temporary incapacity for work in the amount of 100 of average income per one calendar day.

The right to social security, particularly in cases of retirement, unemployment, sickness, invalidity and old age and other incapacity to work, as well as the right to paid leave.

(e) The right to social security, particularly in cases of retirement, unemployment, sickness, invalidity and old age and other incapacity to work, as well as the right to paid leave

(e) The right to social security, particularly in cases of retirement, unemployment, sickness, invalidity and old age and other incapacity to work, as well as the right to paid leave

(e) The right to social security, particularly in cases of retirement, unemployment, sickness, invalidity and old age and other incapacity to work, as well as the right to paid leave

(e) the right to social security, particularly in cases of retirement, unemployment, sickness, invalidity and old age and other incapacity to work, as well as the right to paid leave

Instead of complying, the author sent a number of documents certifying his temporary incapacity for duty.

I think incapacity is a far bigger problem in poor countries than corruption, and feeds corruption.

Apart from their incapacity to do so, Russians are well aware of the Anglo American model s faults.

In part, this reflects political hedging by the MILF in the face of Manila s incapacity to make meaningful concessions.

First, the Secretariat tended to use its own incapacity to perform as an argument to persuade Governments to pay.

Rather, failure stemmed from the inherent incapacity of both parties to reconcile themselves to each other s fundamental requirements for a settlement.

An official during her pregnancy, or a person who raises a child under three years old, may not be released from service due to redundancy, long term incapacity for work or health condition, or based on the results of evaluation.

But the longer they bicker and dither, the greater the risk that what they gain in willingness will be lost to incapacity.

At a time of economic well being and progress, though not widespread, complicity with that injustice through negligence or incapacity is unacceptable.

The Muslim Brotherhood s Islamist government, led by Mohamed Morsi, demonstrated all too well its incompetence and incapacity to ensure an inclusive democratic transition.

To the extent that democratic responses to institutional incapacity will contribute to stronger and more sustainable growth, India s economic clouds have a silver lining.

To the extent that democratic responses to institutional incapacity will contribute to stronger and more sustainable growth, India s economic clouds have a silver lining.

In late March 1996 he was again ordered to report for duty and again failed to appear, submitting instead a certificate of temporary incapacity.

Sometimes there is not only inefficiency, inadequacy or genuine incapacity, but also a conscious desire to discriminate against or put down certain social groups.

Established under the VNPF Act Cap 189 in October 1986, it is designed to provide paid employees and their families a measure of financial support when income is affected by the onset of old age or permanent incapacity to work or death of a member.

The report points out the incapacity that the international financial institutions have demonstrated in facing crises such as those that have recently affected the global economy.

This is the cash benefit awarded to the widow(er) or concubine financially dependent on an insured person where the death of the latter was due to an occupational hazard or the deceased was receiving a pension in respect of total or partial incapacity for work.

In the event of permanent total incapacity the amount of the pension will be 70 of the person's contribution wage at the time of occurrence of the hazard.

The independence of judges is guaranteed by the Constitution they are appointed for life and may only be removed on the grounds of mental incapacity or gross misconduct.

This is a cash benefit awarded when an insured person is unable to obtain employment on account of a non occupational accident or illness it is awarded temporarily, with possible extensions, where there exists a possibility of recovery for work if the incapacity is deemed permanent, the award becomes definitive.

This is a cash benefit awarded to each of the financially dependent children of an insured person who dies of a non occupational accident or illness or while receiving a pension in respect of permanent total or partial incapacity for work and or on the death of the spouse or concubine.

(c) Mechanisms for the formal removal of judges, definition of the grounds of misconduct or incapacity and the means for the establishment of such grounds in a specific case

Therefore, had King Juan Carlos followed the Belgian example in 2005 or 2010, a declaration of incapacity would only transfer power to Felipe, Prince of Asturias, his heir apparent.

The growing discredit of democratic political systems was due to the incapacity of democratically elected Governments to meet the development imperatives of their societies, in particular reducing economic inequality.

In cases of incapacity due to illness the worker is granted sick leave on full or half pay in accordance with article 111 of the Federal Act on State Workers.

Given the incapacity of FDA, the Managing Director concluded that the most pragmatic way to ensure proper management of the sector was to contract the management of commercial forestry to a private organization.

The amount of the benefit is 60 of the last day's contribution earnings payment begins on the fourth day following the onset of incapacity and continues for a period not exceeding 52 weeks.

The Muslim Brotherhood s Islamist government, led by Mohamed Morsi, demonstrated all too well its incompetence and incapacity to ensure an inclusive democratic transition. But the solution offered by Egypt s military is far from ideal.

Ms. Van den Brink (the Netherlands) said that violence against women, particularly domestic violence, was a fact of life all over the world and as serious a cause of incapacity and death as cancer.

31.10 The costs incurred on both those accounts may include death annuities, monthly benefits for incapacity resulting from injury or illness, lump sum indemnities for permanent disabilities and medical, hospital and other related expenses.

On the question of access to justice by disadvantaged groups, Dr. S. Muralidhar identified a wide range of disadvantaged groups whose status was primarily characterized by their functional incapacity to access resources and services.

Erich Fromm, the late German psychologist and philosopher, once said that history is a graveyard of cultures that came to their catastrophic ends because of their incapacity for planned and rational voluntary reaction to challenges.

The amount of the benefit is 100 of the earnings of the worker on the date of the incident payment begins on the first day of incapacity and continues for a maximum of 52 weeks.

If the incapacity continues beyond 52 weeks the worker is allowed leave without pay for an additional 52 weeks, during which period the ISSSTE will pay him an allowance equivalent to 50 of basic pay.

27.7 The costs incurred on both those accounts may include death annuities, monthly benefits for incapacity resulting from injury or illness, lump sum indemnities for permanent disabilities, and medical, hospital and other directly related expenses.