Примеры использования To be remunerated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Every citizen shall have the right to be remunerated according to his work and merit.
To be remunerated and benefit from other material rights deriving from activities undertaken, as well as from social security, as provided for by law;
First, it is not unprecedented for the members of the Court to be remunerated in local currency.
Provision is also made for the work to be remunerated, and there is a system for State compensation in the event of industrial accidents and illnesses suffered by the prisoner on account of his work.
The Court has recalled that it is not unprecedented for its members to be remunerated in local currency.
Article 29:"All citizens have the right to be remunerated equitably according to the quality and the quantity of their work, to ensure that they and their family are able to live in dignity.
In consequence possible extensions of the hourly booking have to be remunerated as described under Paragraph 5.2.
However, the Minister of Justice and Worship said that his Ministry had submitted to the Office of the President of the Republicdraft legislation which would put an end to that situation and enable the prisoners to be remunerated for their work.
The Constitution makes provision for the right of citizens to be remunerated for work without any discrimination on the basis of sex.
According to the Directive, in order to be remunerated, defence counsel at each Tribunal must submit to the Registrar a detailed statement of fees supported by substantial information, including the nature of the services rendered and, as appropriate, the relationship between these services and the case pending before the Tribunal.
Article 177 of the Code establishes entitlement to 15 days' holiday, to be remunerated at the basic rate plus 30 per cent.
Also, everyone has the right to be rehabilitated and/or to be remunerated according to the law, if he/she is victimized by an illegal or legal action taken against him by State institutions article 44 of the Constitution.
Heirs of an author could inherit copyright; their rights essentially comprised the right to be remunerated for uses of the work.
Everyone has the right to work under safe andhealthful conditions, and to be remunerated for such work at not less than the minimum pay rate established by the Government, without any discrimination.
SGT's Introducing Partner(IP) or Introducing Broker(IB)program allows organizations and individuals around the world to be remunerated for introducing new clients to us.
I know ministers and gospel workers who refuse to live from the Gospel,that means they refuse to be remunerated by the Church and thus, they go to another place of work or start a business, just like to have the support from this business and that no one may reproach or judge them unfairly.
In addition, articles 11 to 14 of the Residual Special Court Statute provide for remote personnel to be remunerated on a solely pro rata basis.
Article 45 of the amended Labour Law sets for equal rights to be remunerated: employees who provide equal quantity, quality, and value of work are entitled to receive equal salaries or wages without any discrimination as to gender, age, nationality or ethnicity.
In the event of a co-counsel being reassigned for the appeal he orshe might normally expect to be remunerated for an overall maximum of 350 hours work.
Article 29:"All citizens have the right to be remunerated equitably according to the quality and the quantity of their work, to ensure that they and their family are able to live in dignity, in accordance with ILO Convention No. 118, ratified by Madagascar in 1964, on equal treatment of nationals and non-nationals as regards social security.
The status of"official religion" entitled ministers of such religions to be remunerated as State employees on the basis of conventions signed with the State.
Staff members from Chambers and the Registry will need to be devoted to assisting the Judge or Chamber assigned to conduct the declassification of a case, and even the Prosecution and the Defence may be called upon to provide submissions on each case to be declassified, with Defence counsel having to be remunerated for their work.
The accused has designated a defence counsel of his orher own choosing, to be remunerated either by the accused or, if the accused is proved to be indigent, by the Tribunal;
The author claims that the transitional period of two years and six months for the legislative adjustment of section 200 of the Enforcement of Sentences Act,during which he was continued to be remunerated on a discriminatory basis,was also disproportionate and contrary to article 26.
It notes that the German Constitutional Court justified the transitional period,during which prisoners were continued to be remunerated on the basis of 5 per cent of the base amount, with the fact that the necessary amendment of section 200 of the Enforcement of Sentences Act required a reassessment by the legislator of the underlying resocialization concept.
In cases where national legislation prohibits the seconded officer from receiving remuneration from the Organization,the officer would be permitted to continue to be remunerated by his or her national Government and the United Nations salary would be remitted to that Government.
Law 4/98/M referred to above establishes that all workers within MSAR have the right to be remunerated according to the nature, quality and quantity of their work,to equal pay for work of equal value, to hygienic and safe working conditions, to a maximum limit to be set on a day's work, to a weekly rest and periodic paid holidays, as well as to receive remuneration for local holidays and to join associations that represent their interests art. 5.
As regards the second case, the recognition that the German national civil service total compensation comparison with the United States showed it to be remunerated at a higher level than the current comparator appeared to mean that a separate recommendation could be made.
Yet any other fireman orworker who spent periods of time on call was entitled to be remunerated for those periods, independently of whether or not he had actually worked.
In addition to being remunerated, work performed by children must also provide training and guidance art. 117.