public authorities

So the bank bought a business that specialised in raising funds on wholesale money markets to lend to public authorities.

the personnel of any legally constituted public authorities.

It created a central privileged zone kept orderly by the control of public authorities and a periphery that was invisible.

But to treat this problem as systemic risk to be dealt with by public authorities is to cast the government as an unpaid credit insurer.

Admittedly some headlines have inflated the pandemic's severity, which may have provoked an excessive response from some public authorities.

The public authorities shall refrain from any interference which would restrict this right or impede the lawful exercise thereof.

Public authorities tend to resort to funding formulae for this purpose, which increasingly include performance criteria.

the Contractor has diligently followed the procedures laid down by the relevant legally constituted public authorities in the Country.

Food safety is not the sole responsibility of public authorities.

All employees in contact with public authorities are responsible for observing the applicable laws and regulations.

Face the financial difficulty, Not only central suffer but local government. Particularly township-level public authorities.

All public authorities have the duty not to prejudge the trial result.

The level of commitment of public authorities in restoring confidence and the flow of credit to the economy is very high.

Arrange customs clearance and pay duties, fees and other charges to the customs and other public authorities.

They have to rent houses from public authorities or landlords .

I believe that, even in the automotive field, public authorities can play an important role in building the future.

Currently, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs total of 60 because of the public authorities that issued the passport.

Our thanks also go to the Greek public authorities, who have created an urban legacy that has transformed Athens.

Confiscation, requisition, destruction or damage by any action or order of any government de jure or defacto or by any public authorities;

z the personnel of any legally constituted public authorities

Improving the Scientific Allocation of Power in Public Authorities to Promote the Reform of Administrative System

An Academic Skeleton to Control Public Authorities--an Analysis from the Judicial Viewpoint

Without warrant, enter, search and seize documents and things in the premises of public authorities; and

public authorities are readily accessible to the public;

Salvage Operations Controlled by Public Authorities

Commercial Carriage by Public Authorities

The onus must always be on public authorities to explain why citizens should not have access to information and not vice versa

Salvage Operations Carried out by Public Authorities