| The WRU's non-executive directorships are unremunerated, as are many not for profit and public sector appointments. |
| And here also the editors owe much to the capable aid of many generous, unremunerated advisers. |
| The Directive also covers third-country nationals who apply to be admitted in a Member State for the purposes of pupil exchange, unremunerated training or voluntary service. |
| There is a need for balanced participation between women and men in remunerated and unremunerated work. |
| At the same time, however, it must be said that we have managed to reach agreement on how levels of safety can still be substantially increased by making unremunerated blood donation a fundamental principle. |
| To protect the unremunerated status of their training, it is provided that trainees may work neither directly nor indirectly for the firm in which they are receiving their training. |
