There is no statutory timeframe.

These states are then divided into districts () and statutory cities ().

Now it has a surplus.

There's no statutory right to teach kids about food, elementary or secondary school. OK?

That's the second half of cognitive surplus.

Who gets to pocket this team surplus ?

BERKELEY The United States now has the highest statutory corporate income tax rate among developed countries.

President Bush's tax cut, however, squandered the surplus.

Adagamov, who became involved in what seemed to be trumped up statutory rape charges, fled to Prague.

But the impact will extend beyond the surplus countries.

Today s big surplus countries do not need large reserves.

Clay Shirky How cognitive surplus will change the world

Drastic price drop causes shortage instead of massive surplus.

It must publish an annual report describing how it has met its statutory objectives and carried out its functions.

To this end, the statutory status of the Party organizations in firms should be clarified in corporate governance structure.

To do so, the US will need a trade surplus.

China's current account surplus and export growth have, indeed, fallen.

Equally problematic is Germany s focus on maintaining a fiscal surplus.

This typically happens when the government runs a primary surplus.

Germanys Basic Law bars the government from enforcing laws against the will and decision of a ruling partys statutory bodies.

Saudi Arabia also has a bilateral and multilateral surplus Americans want its oil, and Saudis want fewer US products. Even in absolute value, Saudi Arabia s multilateral merchandise surplus of 212 billion in 2008 dwarfs China s 175 billion surplus as a percentage of GDP, Saudi Arabia s current account surplus, at 11.5 of GDP, is more than twice that of China.

The US current account deficit and the Asian surplus will shrink.

Booming tax receipts have provided the government with a fiscal surplus.

With the global economy recovering, China s trade surplus began to grow.

As a result, the total eurozone trade surplus is now massive.

But here, too, increasing workers legal and statutory rights, while allowing most unions to fade away, seems like the right approach.

Its members, with statutory independence and long terms in office, could function like the monetary policy committee of a central bank.

The US is draining a whopping 75 of the world s surplus savings.

But the flip side of the trade surplus is the capital outflow.

Africa has a surplus of agricultural labor and too few other jobs.

That country has a trade surplus. It exports more than it imports.

Nowadays, most workers already have legal and statutory rights that cover the basic protections that unions originally fought for a century ago.

The rescission of Cuba s designation as a State Sponsor of Terrorism reflects our assessment that Cuba meets the statutory criteria for rescission.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data is an independent statutory body which oversees the enforcement of the Privacy Ordinance.

The Washington Consensus starts by asking how big a budget surplus is needed in order to keep indebtedness within bounds the higher the interest rates, the bigger the required surplus.

More recently, however, China has been running a large multilateral surplus as well.

So its trade surplus continues to soar at the expense of other countries.

In ancient times, India ran a large trade surplus with the Roman empire.

Similarly, Russia s current account balance has been mostly in surplus in recent years.

SINGAPORE These days everyone seems to want to run a current account surplus.

60 74. Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus

61 72. Problems arising from the accumulation of conventional ammunition stockpiles in surplus

Nine months ago, Greece had a budget surplus and prospects for economic growth.

Second, emerging market bears point out that these economies have gained major productivity benefits from the migration of surplus rural labor to urban areas, a surplus that will soon be exhausted.

Indeed, Keynes believed that it was surplus countries, far more than deficit countries, that posed a threat to global prosperity he went so far as to recommend a tax on surplus countries.