lodgement
noun[CorU]
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theactof givinginformationto anofficialorganizationso that it can berecordedordealtwith:
Taxpayers areincreasinglyusing the Tax Office'sonlinelodgementsystem.
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The overall response was an endorsement of the rule by large majorities: abridgement (80%), acknowledgement (73%), judgement (76%),lodgement(83%).
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The average length of time betweenlodgementand first hearing was 26 weeks.
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On these cases they have received 1,022 submissions: six within 18 days oflodgement.
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In addition, 285,000 returns were submitted by agents on behalf of individuals, partnerships and trustees using the electroniclodgementservice.
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This covered the time fromlodgementof appeal to the date of tribunal hearing.
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One can imagine the busy situation in a banking hall with queues of customers coming in to make transactions, withdrawals and lodgements.
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Within the last year some cases have been stamped and returned within two days oflodgement.
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The average time between thelodgementof an application seeking leave to appeal and the commissioner's ruling on that application is nine working days.
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The force has sufficient helicopters and landing craft to enable it to establish and consolidate an initiallodgementashore.
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In 1981 the average time betweenlodgementand hearing of an appeal to a supplementary benefit appeal tribunal was 6·2 weeks.
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The table shows the target and current outturn for the time taken fromlodgementof an appeal to the issue of the tribunal's decision.
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We want to ensure that the computer and electroniclodgementsystems and the machinery of how the system will work are properly organised.
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In the last quarter of 1986 the average time taken to process a social security appeal fromlodgementto hearing was estimated to be 15·4 weeks.
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We can, afterlodgementsic, make roads to the crossing and may add pontoon bridges, of which we have enough for four bridges.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.It is placed between the fenestrae, and is furrowed on its surface by small grooves, for thelodgementof branches of the tympanic plexus.
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