Examples of using Compulsory coverage in English and their translations into Arabic
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He and his employer will again be subject to compulsory coverage.
The provision on the compulsory coverage of the limits of liability(Article 14) requires always only the coverage of the amounts listed in Annex B(Article 14(1)).
Voluntary insurance remains available to complement this partial compulsory coverage.
Since 1 January1995 they have also been subject to compulsory coverage in the social long-term care insurance.
In certain circumstances, one parent may receive additional pensionincrements corresponding to at least two years of compulsory coverage.
Most of the benefits paid are for Lump-sum Refund because the compulsory coverage is in the process of expansion.
By 1999, the compulsory coverage was extended to the self-employed who are residing in urban areas so that the National Pension Scheme can include all the country ' s people.
Paragraph 181: the third sentence concerning the limit above which compulsory coverage starts is dropped.
The compulsory coverage was extended to workplaces having five employees or more in 1992 and to farmers, fishermen and the self-employed residing in rural areas on 1 July 1995.
Prematurely if an insured person died as the result of an accident at work andwas subject to compulsory coverage at the time when the accident at work occurred.
Whenever a new type of compulsory coverage is introduced it is usual and adequate to have transitional provisions; in this case, they grant a farmer ' s wife a special right to exemption if certain prerequisites are met.
Initially, maternity leave and maternity benefits were regulated exclusively in the ZW,an insurance scheme that provided compulsory coverage for both male and female employees.
The people under compulsory coverage(i.e. the employed and selfemployed persons, persons receiving social assistance, pensioners, soldiers, civil servants, etc.) pay the contribution, as a percentage of their income.
The qualifying period is considered to be fulfilled prematurely if an insured person becomes totally invalid on account of an accident at work andwas subject to compulsory coverage at the time when the accident occurred.
The people under compulsory coverage(i.e. the employed, self-employed, those receiving unemployment benefits, pensioners, soldiers, civil servants, etc.) pay insurance contributions as a percentage of their income.
The current scheme has been applied to people who are engaged in some income-generating activities, but full-time housewives orwomen who have run a business with their husbands are excluded from the compulsory coverage.
Since over 90 per cent of the carepersons who are subject to compulsory coverage in the pension insurance are women, the long-term care insurance makes an important contribution to the social protection of women in old age.
Women who have taken a child-raising leave or are in receipt of child- raising allowances continue to be covered by the statutory healthinsurance on a non-contributory basis if they were subject to compulsory coverage before.
Because of the income disparities between the old andthe new Länder the limit above which compulsory coverage starts was fixed at a lower level than in the old Länder(1996: DM 590 per month in the old Länder and DM 500 in the new Länder); it is gradually being raised to the level applicable in the old Länder.
A member who has received a lump sum benefit and is re-employed or has resumed selfemployment not earlier than one year from the date of his orher disability shall again be subject to compulsory coverage and shall be considered a new member.
This autonomous social security coverage for a farmer 's wife allows an exemption from compulsory coverage in the Farmers ' Old-Age Security in cases where she- just like the farmer himself- acquires pension rights of her own in other old- age security schemes on the basis of employment outside agriculture or on account of other facts(e.g. child- raising).
By virtue of the Act on the Social Insurance of Self-Employed Artists and Publicists dated 27 July 1981 self-employed artists and publicists have been compulsorily covered by the salaried employees ' pension insurance and by the statutory health insurance since 1January 1983 unless legally defined exemptions from compulsory coverage apply.
One case in point is the situation of a part-time farmer 's wife who had applied for an exemption from compulsory coverage under the Farmers ' Old-Age Assistance before the entry into force of the reform, a situation which is, inter alia, characterized by the fact that the farm is often only a small one and that, because of the husband ' s income from employment outside agriculture, there is no or only a very limited entitlement to a contribution subsidy.
With the exception of maternity benefits and family benefits, the systems of social security described require as a rule that either the beneficiary or a family member obliged to provide for his maintenance is or was engaged in employment subject to compulsory social insurance coverage. A person who is orwas not engaged in employment subject to compulsory coverage and who does not have sufficient other income is entitled to social assistance(cf. comments on art. 11 of the Covenant).
(a) Monitoring of morbidity, universal coverage and compulsory notification on a case-by-case basis, for 36 diseases;
Tuition for one full year of instruction is $13,000 plus our compulsory medical coverage of $900 per year.
By the end of 2001, nineyear compulsory education coverage of the regional population had risen to more than 90 per cent.
Coverage is not compulsory for employees who work for an employer less than eight hours a week.
The Committee decided to proceed on the basis of a definition of shipowner similar to that found in the LLMC Convention andto require the registered owner to maintain compulsory insurance coverage.
Compulsory child immunization coverage. .