This is why we need faster investment in infrastructure programmes and community benefit clauses in UK procurement, just as France and Germany do to support their own manufacturing industry".
The proposed new rules could also lead to greater use of community benefit clauses.
Limitations on benefits (non-individuals only): Contributors that are entities that claim treaty benefits must certify on Part II of Form W-8 BEN, Line 9c that they satisfy the limitation on benefits clause of the relevant treaty.
In this Example 2,IssuerN violates this paragraph (e)(1) because the group health insurance coverage restricts benefits (a rule for eligibility under paragraph (b)(1)) based on whether a dependent is confined to a hospital or other health care institution that is covered under an extension of benefits clause from a previous issuer.
Under Issuer N's policy, items and services provided in connection with the confinement of a dependent to a hospital or other health care institution are not covered if the confinement is covered under an extension of benefits clause from a previous health insurance issuer.
Of the 700,000 people -- most of them Latinos -- who could move toward permanent residency and citizenship under this law, I.N.S. officials estimate that anywhere from 200,000 to 500,000 of those will benefit from clause 245(i).
L. 100 628, § 1064(b)(1), in third sentence, substituted "November 30, 1983 (on or after November 7 , 1988 with respect to the payment of benefits under clause (1)(B) of the preceding sentence)," for "the effective date of this sentence".
Unlike UPOV, this act includes a benefit-sharing clause as an incentive for further research while providing sufficient protection for the rights holders.
Their contract had provisions the union had negotiated salary scales and health benefits, and clauses pertaining to working conditions, professionalism and fairness.
