Примери за използване на Expatriation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The next chapter in Expatriation.
Expatriation: loss of citizenship.
I was born in expatriation.
Expatriation or foreign residence allowance of 16% or 4%, depending on circumstances;
You inspired his expatriation to France.
Repatriating is much more difficult than expatriation.
Basic salary plus expatriation and 1 child allowance.
You forced 750 thousand Palestinians to expatriation.
The era of expatriation can be said to have ended during World War II.
Forbidding arbitrary arrests,detention or expatriation;
Each of you has a writ of expatriation and a notice of intent to charge and detain.
Any allowances specific to the posting(e.g. expatriation bonus).
At Okhrida, too, the threat of expatriation was successfully used to compel priests and professors collectively to renounce the exarchy.
The second: no compensation whatsoever for slave owners andno forced emigration(“expatriation”) of former slaves.
This appropriation covers the expatriation and foreign residence allowances of relevant staff.
Being a country that is part of the EU, to enter Romania,just show an identity document valid for expatriation.
When at work,through the many chosen expatriation paths that SMIBs are in…[-].
We show the commitment needed to guarantee our candidates a successful andsustainable integration in their expatriation project.
However, he visited New York before his father's expatriation and worked in the mailroom at Fania Records.
In 13 years of experience and thanks to our 300 medical partners,we have already accompanied more than 1400 healthcare professionals in their expatriation.
Agents had an important role in suppressing dissent and expatriation desires caused by the regime's reprisals.
This is a population ready for expatriation, afraid of assimilation, and we need agents in all villages, neighborhoods and companies where there are Turks.
However, this leads to environmental damage, dangerous conditions,misery and expatriation of local residents because of the high prices.
Expatriation- advising clients on immigration, related taxation issues and other legal requirements that arise when sending employees to foreign countries and recruiting from abroad;
He has published many materials on the so called“Revival Process”, orthe forced change of names and the expatriation of the Bulgarian Turks and Muslims.
Where he is refused the expatriation allowance, it is for the official to demonstrate that he fulfils the conditions for entitlement laid down in the Staff Regulations and to provide all possible evidence for that purpose.
Moving People is one of the pioneers andexperts in European expatriation for all healthcare professions and all sectors- private and public.
The applicant, who started working as a'temporary agent' for the EPP-ED Group on 3 October 2005,is challenging the rejection of his application for payment of the expatriation allowance.
Depending on your personal situation, you may be entitled to allowances such as an expatriation allowance, dependent child and transport allowance.
Ever since the affirmation by Congress, in the Expatriation Act of 1868, that individuals had an inherent right to expatriation(giving up of citizenship),[17] it has historically been accepted that certain actions could result in loss of citizenship.