The gender audit of more than 130 labour laws was conducted by Women's Action for Better Workplaces (WAction) - a project of the Trust for Democratic Education and Accountability (TDEA), which identified major inconsistencies within the laws that were related to the maternity benefits,
definitional contradictions, administrative weaknesses and social security.
To facilitate analyses of the effects of these changes, BEA classifies these changes as either
definitional changes (those that involve a change in concepts or accounting treatments) or statistical changes (those that involve improvements in the sources or methods underlying the accounts, including the incorporation of newly available or revised source data).
The branch of the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah in Jeddah took part in the
definitional forum for international media corporations and delegations covering this year's Hajj season.
His main themes are
definitional and conceptual issues in social skills assessment and intervention, assessment strategies, multi-tiered social-emotional interventions, and social-emotional assessment and intervention strategies for specific populations.
The beginning of the ontology Crivelli offers, in order to account for how something can be and not be, is found in his distinction between
definitional and ordinary readings (Chapter four).
Dr Najma Najam, Vice Chancellor Karakorum International University, Gilgit, in her video presentation in "Defining Civic Responsibility" highlighted the
definitional aspect of civic paradigm based on her experience in professional life and empowerment of youth and women and suggested a paradigm shift in attitudes and behaviour in building a healthy a civic society.
eBay expects that
definitional differences between PayPal's net total payment volume and Braintree's projected USD12bn payment volume for 2013, approximately one-third of which is expected to be driven by mobile payments, will lead to a significant portion of Braintree's payment volume not being additive to PayPal's net total payment volume and treated instead like PayPal's payment gateway business, with only the revenue being recorded.
The study assesses
definitional and philosophical understandings of restorative justice, evaluation of the historical development of the concept and its fundamental principles, evidence in support of practice methods, and victims' experiences of restorative justice.
To start, the discussion is plagued with
definitional issues.
First among their objectives was to create a shared framework for understanding the
definitional elements of "college, career, and citizenship readiness" (CCCR) that will serve as a compass for state-to-local actions.
The agency made some
definitional changes, which, depending on a company's operations, could be significant ...
In March 2009, the Obama Administration announced a new
definitional standard for the government's authority to detain terrorist suspects, which does not use the phrase "enemy combatant" to refer to persons who may be properly detained.