402(g) (1) and (3)] Defined contribution plan
annual addition [Sec.
The working group recommended a 7%
annual addition to public R&D resources, which could stem from profits from the sales of state-owned property.
For defined contribution plans, the
annual addition may be up to 100% of an employee's compensation, but not more than $40,000.
"The review included a determination of plant nutrient value and evaluation of the product to ensure it meets Washington standards for
annual addition of metals to soil," said Maxwell.
An
annual addition of a 3-inch layer of mulch throughout the property inhibits the growth of weeds; grasses and weeds down the back slope are controlled by spraying when necessary.
Many African countries would envy even this growth rate, but Botswana's population is growing at 3% per annum and the main sources of employment' (manufacturing and construction) are not expanding sufficiently to keep up with the steady drift of rural dwellers to the towns in search of work or the
annual addition to the workforce of thousands of school leavers.
The new system will accommodate both the
annual addition of some 500,000 bibliographic records and the increasing number and complexity of information requests made by libraries and their users.
The researchers found a median alkalinity decrease of 50 microequivalents per liter ([mu]equiv/l) in Adirondack lakes--a value suggesting the
annual addition of about 6 X 10.sup.17 hydrogen ions of strong acid per liter.
The two executives also pointed to the so-called population pyramid, which ensures the
annual addition of about two million into the Philippine workforce for many more years.
il come They prefer acid to neutral soil so an
annual addition of leaf or bark mulch will be welcome and if planting in containers, choose ericaceous compost.
He said the textile industry had envisaged massive growth in exports by 2018 with an
annual addition of $2 billion after the award of GSP Plus status from European Union but this target could not be materialised due to cost of doing business.
