Examples of using Reference period in English and their translations into Spanish
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At this stage in the design process, the reference period is necessarily open-ended,
Note: for this crime, the framework of the reference period should be extended(from 3 to 7 years)
to implement recommendations and the activities undertaken by the Special Rapporteur during the reference period.
The unemployed comprise all persons above a specified age who, during the reference period, were:(a) without work;(b)
starting dates and the length of the reference period, availability and reliability of historical data,
This indicator relates to the number of employed persons whose hours of work in the reference period are insufficient in relation to a more desirable employment situation in which the person is willing
However, participation in IMSS tenders has not been systematically recorded in the reference period, so this dimension of the competitive process is not incorporated in the analysis.
However, because the reference period is so close to the case periods,
The fact that on-call duty classifies as working time under the amended labour legislation- thus it is part of the maximum 48-hour reference period- causes problems in the health sector in many countries.
who has contributed for at least one day in the reference period.
due to a particular hazard for a given area and reference period.
years elapsed between the end of the reference period and the date on which the results established in the Annual Statistics Programme become available.
cm by 2065 and 40-63 cm by 2100 relative to the reference period of 1986-2005.
the impact on the estimated savings should be minimal when viewed across all years in the reference period.
Moreover, there seemed little point in introducing a reference period which could“not be interpreted as exonerating
They may be extended to up to 10 hours if, within a reference period of 6 months
In the reference period, Slovenia continues to deal with court backlogs, which threaten the
Direct payments under Article 6.5(b) that are based on compensating for a differential between prices actually received as compared to a price benchmark[shall use a historical or specified reference period][and] shall not compensate for more than[] per cent of the differential in prices.
The WTR sets a limit of 48 hours a week(averaged over a standard 17 week reference period) which a worker can be required to work and a limit of an average of 8 hours
A one-month reference period is also more appropriate for analyses of food insecurity in relation to 24-hour dietary intake or weekly or monthly food frequency