Passengers above 18 years may carry USD 10,000 or an
equivalent foreign currency at a time, while a total of USD 60,000 or an
equivalent foreign currency can be carried in a year.
I - % of pupils achieving achieving five GCSEs A* to C and
equivalent, including maths and English in 2005
NASBA's National Qualifications Appraisal Service (NQAS) can evaluate whether a jurisdiction is "substantially
equivalent," but jurisdictional requirements vary on issues ranging from licensing to codes of professional conduct.
This principal can be applied to an example of gray iron with a carbon
equivalent of 4.1 and sulfur at 0.09%.
The Clyde pounds 1,000
equivalent is Euston Road pounds 100.
The weight lifted by Jonah Lomu during one training session is the
equivalent of lifting 20 Mercedes saloon cars
While it appears that the redemption should qualify as a distribution that is not essentially
equivalent to a dividend, Bert should still be aware of the possibility of IRS challenge.
The dissenters state that the number of challenges to foreclosure sales, on grounds of less than reasonably
equivalent value, is very small.
This cure condition would have been satisfactory for a thin molding, since the surface
equivalent cure was between the TC90 for the MDR and the TC90 for the ODR at 170[degrees]C .
authorities exchanged $8,548.5 million
equivalent of foreign currencies for dollars:
A company must include the
equivalent common shares in the denominator.
The final regulations address this concern by providing more explicitly that interests in a partnership will not be treated as readily tradable on a secondary market or the substantial
equivalent thereof unless (1) the partnership participates in the establishment of the market or the inclusion of its interest thereon or (2) the partnership recognizes transfers made on that market.
