service undertaking

The Amsterdam Treaty itself provides for the special treatment of public service undertakings.

One proposal specifically concerned reducing employers' contributions for service undertakings in a number of sectors which are not competitive on the international market.

Further, people serving in Public service undertakings and Nationalized bank (in whatever capacity) are not gazetted.

Any sections not reported clear by the time of the arrival of the Fire Service units will result in the Fire Service undertaking to search such areas as an immediate priority.

The Queen chose to address the importance of personal fortitude, as embodied by members of the Armed Services undertaking difficult peace-keeping duties, and Leonard Cheshire, who died that year.

Bokaro Ispat Vidalaya, Sector IX/D is run by Steel Authority of India Limited, a public service undertaking, and India's largest steel manufacturing, a Maharatna company.

All Royal Marines (other than the Royal Marines Band Service) are commando trained on entry to the Corps, with supporting units and individuals from the other services undertaking the All Arms Commando Course as required.

Our experience with the MEDA projects has also taught that a genuine development programme depends on the involvement not only of the governments but also of civil society, of the production and service undertakings, the trade associations, the medical centres and the universities.

The calls for restriction of the application of the Treaty competition rules to public service undertakings and the deletion of Article 90(3), above all with the aim of preserving public service undertakings as state-owned enterprises, are rejected by my group.