| In its surrejoinders the Organisation reiterates its objections to receivability. |
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| We have just considered the first condition of receivability, namely, relevance. |
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| The Board made recommendations to the General Committee as to the receivability and the relative degree of urgency of these proposals. |
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| The Conference Standing Orders Committee will decide on the receivability of such resolutions. |
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| Before ruling on the receivability of the amendment, it is my duty to inform hon. members that an amendment to an opposition motion may be moved only with the consent of the sponsor of the motion. |
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| These three conditions of receivability are discussed in turn below. |
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| Admissibility and receivability are not clearly distinguished. |
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| Non allocated revenues are recognized as revenue when they are received of to be received if the receivable amount may reasonably be estimated and that its receivability is reasonably ensured. |
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| Many other related changes were made in TerRaSys programs in order to implement the RRC-06 decisions, including modifications in the receivability and validation rules, in display and query tools. |
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| The Committee must decide on the receivability of that motion if a delegation objected to it. However, it did not appear that either Mexico or Chile had raised such explicit objections. |
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| It was the McGrath reforms themselves that supported the receivability of the motion, not the other way around as the former House leader tried to make us believe. |
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| The new measures that were adopted in this respect extend the criteria for the receivability of petitions and oblige the government to provide an oral or written answer. |
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| With the customs receivability provision omitted, the seigniorage potential of the Greenbacks in the new flexible exchange rate regime was enhanced. |
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