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Specify schools in which students shall be entitled to complete the education commenced,
The Mayor shall be entitled to address the City Council during a session at any time on any point of the agenda.
TERRORISM FINANCING The Bank shall be entitled to request from the Merchant data required to perform its obligations regarding prevention of money laundering
Specify schools in which pupils shall be entitled to complete the education commenced,
The Mayor shall be entitled to a Secretariat, which co-ordinates all preparatory
Submitters of preliminary bids and bidders shall be entitled to complain about the breach of provisions of this Decision
Head, or representatives of parliamentary groups, who shall be entitled to speak for up to 20 minutes,
(3) The Office shall be entitled and have duty to,
Or representatives of parliamentary groups, who shall be entitled to speak for up to 20 minutes,
Three full years shall be entitled to five monthly salaries of the Mayor
Everyone shall be entitled to the equal protection of his rights in the proceedings before the court
The Bill proposer shall be entitled to withdraw the Bill from the procedure until the conclusion of the debate on the Bill at a sitting of the National Assembly.
The members of the Committee shall be entitled to remuneration, determined in accordance with the enactment setting up the Committee
MPs shall be entitled to pose a parliamentary question to individual Ministers
Employees shall be entitled to compensation for expenses arising from official trips(e.g.,
The User shall be entitled to request changing daily limit level,
Four full years shall be entitled to six monthly salaries of the Mayor
Two full years shall be entitled to four monthly salaries of the Mayor
proposer of a candidate shall be entitled to the protection of his/her electoral rights,
more than 60 kilometers from his/her place of permanent residence shall be entitled to.