Sentence examples for repatriation grant from inspiring English sources

The proposed modifications in the regulations governing repatriation grant were based primarily on the interagency agreement for simultaneous elimination of the service benefit.

The Council reviewed the proposals by the Director-General, endorsed by the Finance Committee, for amendments to the Staff Regulations governing repatriation grant, language allowance and termination indemnity (CL 41/2).

The FAO sponsor four types of after-service benefit plans:     (a) Separation payments for general service staff in Rome,     (b) Compensation payments for separation due to death, disability or sickness,     (c) Termination of service benefits (accrued annual leave, repatriation grant, termination indemnity, repatriation travel, removal of personal goods),     (d) After-service medical coverage.

For terminal payments not provided for under the Terminal Payments Fund (commutation of accrued annual leave, repatriation grant, repatriation travel and removal costs, termination indemnities and death grant) and after service medical care, the Organization charges expenditure with the amount of payments made during the biennium.

The law which forces them there came into effect in January 2012, allowing the government to put long-term illegal immigrants in desert detention centres for up to a year, and offer repatriation grants of $3,500 £2,1000).

The European Commission has attempted to address these and other issues, including a dramatic projected European shortage of scientists, via the "Marie Curie Actions" (check out its sophisticated Web site), which offers, among many other programs, repatriation grants for scientists who wish to return to Europe.

The authorities' claims that 50 Uyghur workers were granted their repatriation requests following the violence are contested by Uyghur workers.

A member of Soering's legal team says that it brokered a deal with McAuliffe's administration: Soering would temper his noisy activism on the issue of repatriation if the Governor would grant a fifteen-minute audience on the subject.

"A policy of assisting repatriation by payment of fares and grants is part of the official policy of the Conservative party," he stated in 1968.

Ethics approval was granted by the Research and Ethics Committee, Repatriation General Hospital, Adelaide.

"She underestimated and misrepresented the gravity of the situation without obtaining evidence of her own, made no inquiries and sought no assurance as to the grant of bail before, and repatriation after, trial in the US".