Parties to a civil suit concerning pecuniary affairs were then sent to a public arbitrator (diaitētēs).
"Each week the commission receives complaints involving persons employed by large public-sector departments who are alleged to be fully employed by the department concerned, yet also have a direct pecuniary interest in a private business that has a substantial contract with the department," Latham said.
The transfer from a developed country is, aside from the direct payment for carbon emissions T(2), the sum of the reservation utility of the developing country in concern U ¯ and the pecuniary nuisance from emissions of other developed countries as a whole [n − 1]θ(2)⋅ e*.
According to a Human Rights Watch report, Lebanese laws "erect greater barriers for women than men who wish to terminate unhappy or abusive marriages, initiate divorce proceedings, ensure their rights concerning their children after divorce, or secure pecuniary rights from a former spouse.
Particularly as they relate to women, "these religiously based personal status laws particularly disadvantage women... [and] that across all religions, these laws erect greater barriers for women than men who wish to terminate unhappy or abusive marriages, initiate divorce proceedings, ensure their rights concerning their children after divorce, or secure pecuniary rights from a former spouse".
They are also in the kidnapping business, with a mix of pecuniary and ideological motives.
Gain a pecuniary advantage.
Gain a pecuniary advantage.
All pecuniary aid will be thankfully received.
Others may be lured by pecuniary rewards.
