Ahold said it still planned to publish its 2002 results before June 30, as stipulated in the terms of a crucial 3.1 billion euro ($3.36 billion) bank facility obtained in March.
The following recommendations propose where some of these efforts should focus, in order to achieve increased levels of user engagement by manufacturers, as is now stipulated by IEC 62366 [ 14]: - Research to better understand the requirements of manufacturers, in terms what is required from human factors engineering methods in order to make their use more feasible and accessible in practice.
All agreements and policies such as a billing policy in private practice need to have fair terms and conditions as stipulated in the Act.
As stipulated by terms of the sale, the buyer has agreed to not commercialise the content of the artwork to the public for a period of 88 years.
In terms of acceptability for routine use (including burden and possible potential for dissemination) three of the measures identified, though below the stipulated half hour completion time, were in excess of fifty items (ASEBA, BASC, the full BYI) which might limit their use for repeated measurement to track change over time in the way that many services are now looking to track outcomes [ 3].
In terms of eligibility requirements to be considered for another post, staff members can only apply for a post at another duty station one year before the end of his/her tour of duty at the current duty station as stipulated by UNICEF's Staff Selection Policy CF/EXD/2009-008.
In terms of eligibility requirements to be considered for another post, staff members can only apply for a post at another duty station one year before the end of his/her tour of duty at the current duty station as stipulated by the UNICEF Staff Selection Policy CF/EXD/2009-008 CF/EXD/2009-008
Some laws on collective bargaining, for instance in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, exclude derogation and forbid agreeing terms that are less favourable than those stipulated in the law or in higher-order agreements.
In Poland it is rare for a collective agreement in the private sector to provide for wage and terms of employment that are more favourable than the minimum stipulated in the law.
It still has to prove itself long-term to Western banks and businesses that fear sanctions will "snap back," as stipulated in the nuclear deal, if Iran cheats.
