Exemples d'utilisation de Widows en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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I think maybe I thought you would turn into one of those happy old widows that have a lot of old lady friends
Widows' and survivors' pensions are periodic cash benefits obtained by the insured person on the fulfilment of certain legal requirements.
particularly widows and persons who are legally separated form their spouses
She will receive instead a once only lump sum by way of a Remarriage Grant equivalent to 52 times the weekly rate of Widows Pension.
Discrimination in lump sum(widows') entitlement under the pension act. Violation of article 26.
upon the death of the spouse, widows can be disenfranchised of their inheritance
Widows have access to sickness insurance on payment of 4.15 per cent of the monthly pension that they receive as beneficiaries.
Qualified to make claims are widows and the widower or the children of the deceased person under other specific conditions.
Girls also leave school to help their mothers who have become widows and also when they marry and/or have children.
Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar's crusade for improvement in the situation of widows led to the Widow Remarriage Act of 1856.
You wanna help widows and orphans, punk,
Assistance to widows and poor women should be provided through their blood relatives without the employment of female surveyors.
Harmful and discriminatory traditional practices involving older persons, specifically widows, including those that cover land ownership and inheritance rights, should be eliminated.
The number of Widows' Benefits in force at 30 June 1999 was 9,213.
States parties must repeal all legislation that discriminates against older widows in respect of property
Secondly, widows of AIDS victims often lose their possessions to the deceased husband's relatives.
However, widows born before 1 July 1950 are eligible for the benefit on less stringent terms.
The provision of legal aid to dispossessed widows and orphans by the Agondjo law firm and the Remanda bailiff firm.
Widows with unmarried children living at home would qualify for the benefits, which were not dependent on income.
In reality, widows encounter difficulties in exercising such rights,
