paroled into Canada

Regulations concerning the Substances and Articles not to be accepted for Carriage, or to be accepted subject to certain Conditions (RID)

admissible without question

release on parole | conditional release | conditionnal discharge

immigrant under bond

violate bail conditions

Means tested benefit

means-tested assistance

(3) A subsidiary corporation any of the officers or employees of which have been admitted to membership in a pension fund society under this section may, and is hereby authorized to, contribute annually or otherwise to the funds of the society by a vote of either its directors or its shareholders, and as a contributor has such right to vote at general meetings of the society, on such occasions, subject to such restrictions and on such conditions as are determined by the by-laws of the society.

Second, the killer was released from prison and not subjected to the detention provisions that are found in the Corrections and Conditional Release Act, and the federal authorities admitted that was a mistake.

43. Considers that fiscal multipliers are difficult to assess with certainty; recalls in this respect that the IMF admitted to underestimating the fiscal multiplier in its growth forecasts prior to October 2012; notes that this period encompasses the conclusions of all but one of the initial memoranda of understanding under enquiry in this report; recalls that the European Commission stated in November 2012 that forecast errors were not due to the underestimation of fiscal multipliers; points out however that the Commission stated in its reply to the questionnaire that "fiscal multipliers tend to be larger at the current juncture tha ...[+++]n in normal times"; understands that fiscal multipliers are partly endogenous and evolve in changing macroeconomic conditions; points out that this expression of public disagreement between the European Commission and the IMF on the size of the fiscal multiplier was not followed up with a joint stance being taken by the troika;

43. Considers that fiscal multipliers are difficult to assess with certainty; recalls in this respect that the IMF admitted to underestimating the fiscal multiplier in its growth forecasts prior to October 2012; notes that this period encompasses the conclusions of all but one of the initial memoranda of understanding under enquiry in this report; recalls that the European Commission stated in November 2012 that forecast errors were not due to the underestimation of fiscal multipliers; points out however that the Commission stated in its reply to the questionnaire that ‘fiscal multipliers tend to be larger at the current juncture tha ...[+++]n in normal times’; understands that fiscal multipliers are partly endogenous and evolve in changing macroeconomic conditions; points out that this expression of public disagreement between the European Commission and the IMF on the size of the fiscal multiplier was not followed up with a joint stance being taken by the troika;