as long as the person concerned is maintained at public expense, or at the expense of a social security institution or service, subject to a portion of the benefit being granted to the dependants of the beneficiary;

in the case of a request for assistance in recovery or measures of conservancy, the nature of the tax claim, the components of the tax claim and the assets from which the tax claim may be recovered;

SUB-CLAUSE Both Parties agree that each Party will fund the mobility costs of its own specialists (travel costs, daily allowances, health insurance and internal transportation in the host country), according with their financial availability.

The partners hereby agree that the funds for compulsory health insurance remain autonomous and outside the state budget as a special part of public finances, and that the role of the social partners in managing these funds be ensured.

1 The cost of the benefits provided in compliance with this Code and the cost of the administration of such benefits shall be borne collectively by way of insurance contributions or taxation or both in a manner which avoids hardship to persons of small means and takes into account the economic situation of the Contracting Party concerned and of the classes of persons protected.

Issues that may be raised under this Article 14 include, but are not limited to, capital injections, cross subsidisation, grants, guarantees, ownership, tax relief or tax exemption, protection against bankruptcy or insurance by any government entities.

We represent that no mortgages, pledges, charges, privileges, priorities, or other liens, other than those excluded pursuant to paragraph (c) of Section 9.03 of the General Conditions, exist on any public assets, as such term is defined in said Section, as security for any external debt.

In such a case the defendant may invoke the defences (other than bankruptcy or winding up of the shipowner) which the shipowner would have been entitled to invoke, including limitation pursuant to article 6. Furthermore, even if the shipowner is not entitled to limitation of liability according to article 6, the defendant may limit liability to an amount equal to the amount of the insurance or other financial security required to be maintained in accordance with paragraph 1. Moreover, the defendant may invoke the defence that the pollution damage resulted from the wilful misconduct of the shipowner, but the defendant shall not invoke any other defence which the defendant might have been entitled to invoke in proceedings brought by the shipowner against the defendant.

he shall by decision order a violator by action or by desisting action to rectify the deficiency or irregularity, temporarily confiscate a license, authority, /confirmation/ or work permit or other document of conformity, place a ban on the flight of an aircraft taking place if its taking place would be hazardous for air traffic or if he finds that compulsory insurance in transport has not been concluded or covered to the prescribed amount, declare a temporary ban on performing work or activity if the further performance of the work or activity would clearly be a hazard to air traffic, require an exceptional check of professional or health capacity of /aircrew/ and other professional personnel, order a test with means or devices for measuring alcohol or order an expert examination, issue a payment order for a fine at the place of violation in cases determined by law or government ordinance issued on its basis.

Labour costs include compensation of employees, with wages and salaries in cash and in kind, employers' social contributions (D.1);

The funds needed to finance the mutual insurance company's operations in an individual year shall be provided by previously-determined contributions (premiums) paid by the members.

(1) A mutual insurance company may only start its operations when the initial capital has been paid in cash.

These provisions therefore exclude entry in those accounts of yearly appropriations for renewal, insurance or reserve funds set up to meet future expenditure.

Whereas an undertaking offering assistance contracts must possess the means necessary for it to provide the benefits in kind which it offers within an appropriate period of time;

the paid-up share capital or, in the case of a mutual insurance undertaking, the effective initial fund plus any members' accounts which meet all the following criteria:

Should the assets of the mutual insurance company not suffice to cover the losses, the bylaws may, instead of or in addition to subsequent payments, stipulate that the insurance undertaking's obligations be reduced.

(2) Should the remaining assets of the mutual insurance company not suffice to cover losses, the bylaws must lay down whether and to what a degree the members are obliged to make subsequent payments.

The Federal Republic of Germany may, however, pending further coordination of the conditions for the taking up and pursuit of the business of life assurance maintain, with respect to health insurance within the meaning of Article 16 (4), the restrictions imposed on the free disposal of assets in so far as the free disposal of assets which cover mathematical reserves is subject to the agreement of a "Treuhänder".

The Federal Republic of Germany may, however, pending further coordination of the conditions for the taking up and pursuit of the business of life assurance maintain, with respect to health insurance within the meaning of Article 16 (4), the restrictions imposed on the free disposal of assets in so far as the free disposal of assets which cover mathematical reserves is subject to the agreement of a "Treuhänder".

(4) The accepting insurance undertaking shall be obliged to inform policy holders of the transfer of insurance contracts by means of announcements in the mass media in the territory in which risks are covered by the insurance contracts being transferred.

The resources needed for effecting such reimbursements shall be provided by taxes imposed on all sickness insurance institutions in proportion to the average number of members during the preceding year, including retired persons.

(3) Persons providing the funds for the formation of the initial capital, other than members of the mutual insurance company, shall not have the right to the repayment of those funds prior to meeting the conditions referred to in the second paragraph hereunder.

(4) The funds paid to form the initial capital may only be repaid after the remaining obligations of the company to its members arising from insurance have been met or adequate security has been provided to meet the said obligations.

In order to conduct their operations, the ECB and the national central banks may open accounts for credit institutions, public entities and other market participants and accept assets, including book-entry securities, as collateral.

(2) The financial resources of the Fund may be used to secure the funds lacking for investments by the Republic related to mandatory measures and the execution of the National Environmental Protection Program.

Until further measures of coordination have been taken, the Kingdom of Denmark may however retain in force its legislation restricting the free disposal of assets built up by insurance undertakings to cover pensions payable under compulsory insurance against industrial accidents.

The supervisory authority of the head-office country shall, in conjunction with such other authorities, take all necessary measures to safeguard the interests of the insured and, in particular, shall restrict the free disposal of the assets of the undertaking if such restriction has not been already imposed in accordance with the provisions of Article 20 (1) and (3), subparagraph 2.

(2) The degrees for weighting shall be stipulated by the Bank of Slovenia within the range from 0 per cent for cash, claims against the Bank of Slovenia and short-term claims against the Republic of Slovenia, and claims covered by cash deposits at the bank, to 100 per cent for claims without quality insurance and investments in fixed assets and capital that are not deducted from the bank's own funds.

Where a client, in line with Community legislation and in particular Directive 2002/47/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 6 June 2002 on financial collateral arrangements(12), transfers full ownership of financial instruments or funds to an investment firm for the purpose of securing or otherwise covering present or future, actual or contingent or prospective obligations, such financial instruments or funds should likewise no longer be regarded as belonging to the client.

Where a worker who is a national of one Member State becomes subject to the legislation of another Member State, the institution competent in respect of pensions of the latter Member State shall, using all the means at its disposal and at the time of registration of the said worker, forward to the body designated by the competent authority of that same Member State (country of employment), all information relating to the identification of the worker, the date on which he commenced employment, and the name of the said competent institution and the insurance number allotted by the latter.

currency for petrol or car insurance.

information and advice to its government, and through it, to the Council, on the nature of the threats to security and the means of protection against them;

also appears as a liability in the non-life insurer's balance sheet and an asset in policyholders' balance sheets.

The availability of Solvent Yellow 124, despite its being under patent cover in six Member States, is secured by licensing agreements.

The term covers spare parts and normal accessories and equipment, including the gear used to stow, secure or protect goods which is imported with the means of transport;

no longer possesses sufficient own funds or can no longer be relied on to fulfil its obligations towards its creditors, and in particular no longer provides security for the assets entrusted to it;

Reverse transaction shall mean an operation whereby the central bank buys (reverse repo) or sells (repo) assets under a repurchase agreement or conducts credit operations against collateral.

Similarly, if the value of the underlying assets, following their revaluation, exceeds a certain level, the central bank returns excess assets or cash to the counterparty.

(33) As very long-term investors with low liquidity risks, institutions for occupational retirement provision are in a position to invest in non-liquid assets such as shares as well as in risk capital markets within prudent limits.

Transactions involving the ownership (gross fixed capital formation) and use (renting, insurance, etc.) of this type of equipment are attributed to the economy of the country of which the owner and/or operator respectively are resident.

The temporary importation procedure shall be granted for normal spare parts, accessories and equipment, including the gear used to stow, secure or protect goods, imported with or separately from the means of transport for which they are intended.

This implies that if the value, measured on a regular basis, of the underlying assets falls below a certain level, the National Central Bank will require the counterparty to supply additional assets or cash (i.e. a margin call).

Similarly, if the market value of the underlying assets, following their revaluation, were to exceed the upper trigger point, the national central bank would return excess assets (or cash) to the counterparty (see Box 9),

catastrophic losses on fixed assets (other changes in assets), e. g. destruction of cultivated assets and livestock by outbreaks of disease (and not normally covered by insurance) or damage due to abnormal flooding, wind damage or forest fires (see chapter 6).

Similarly, if the market value of the underlying assets, following their revaluation, were to exceed the amount owed by a counterparty plus the variation margin, the central bank would return excess assets (or cash) to the counterparty.

The operating instructions for devices emitting radiation must give detailed information as to the nature of the emitted radiation, means of protecting the patient and the user and on ways of avoiding misuse and of eliminating the risks inherent in installation.

Similarly, if the value of the underlying assets, following their revaluation, were to exceed the amount owed by the counterparties plus the variation margin, the central bank returns excess assets (or cash) to the counterparty.

Eurosystem counterparties may use eligible assets on a cross-border basis, i.e. they may obtain funds from the National Central Bank of the Member State in which they are established by making use of assets located in another Member State.

Eurosystem counterparties may use eligible assets on a cross-border basis, i.e. they may obtain funds from the National Central Bank of the Member State in which they are established by making use of assets located in another Member State (see Section 6.6).

The endorsement mechanism should act expeditiously on proposed international accounting standards and also be a means to deliberate, reflect and exchange information on international accounting standards among the main parties concerned, in particular national accounting standard setters, supervisors in the fields of securities, banking and insurance, central banks including the ECB, the accounting profession and users and preparers of accounts.