Sentence examples similar to holiday classifications from inspiring English sources
In [35], a similar holiday classification was used forecasting electricity load.
Table 1 Public holiday classification for the nine public holidays in Germany Fixed-date public holiday Weekday public holiday New Years Day (1 Jan) Good Friday Labor Day (1 May Easterr Monday German Unity (3 Oct) Ascension (Thu) Christmas Day (25 Dec) Pentecost (Mon) Boxing Day (26 Dec) 1.
Stamp duty varies according to whether a property is considered a "residence" or a "holiday home," an officially determined classification that doesn't necessarily reflect how the home is used.
Last year, TDL conceded the couriers should be classed as workers, a formal employment classification with limited rights including holiday pay and the national minimum wage.
Special characteristics of public holidays such as their classification into fixed-date and weekday holidays are discussed in detail.
Based on this information, tourists who had fallen ill while on holiday were excluded using the patients' diagnosis based on ICD-10 classification.
The tribunal found that her formal employment classification should be as a worker, and as such entitled to paid holiday, the national minimum wage and potentially sick pay.
Riders are classed as self-employed contractors who are not entitled to protections granted to employees and "workers" – the latter being an employment classification that carries the right to the national minimum wage, union recognition and holiday pay.
And working within the matrix of these advances, designers and engineers have come up with new classifications of enticing devices, scores of which will reach store shelves in time for the holidays.
Classifications can be deceptive.
