per mensem

(ˈpɜː ˈmɛnsəm)

adv

every month or by the month

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"I was better off once, sir," he did not fail to tell everybody who "used the room." "My son, sir, is at this minute chief magistrate of Ramgunge in the Presidency of Bengal, and touching his four thousand rupees per mensem. My daughter might be a Colonel's lady if she liked.

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Section 33 (3) of the KP Local Government Act, 2013, said, 'where a new local government is to take over during a financial year as a result of fresh elections, the outgoing local government shall not spend funds or make commitments for any expenditure, under any demand for grant or appropriation, in excess of eight percent per mensem of the budgeted funds for remainder of its term in office.'

Dept stops local bodies from okaying new schemes

In these schools each school is getting Rs.750 per mensem. On this occasion representative of UNICEF Asif Ahrar was also present.

5000 teachers of Science, Maths, Computer and English subjects to be recruited soon: Mehtab

It was revealed that when the inspector general of police offered to find the men jobs 'only a few, however, were found to be fit for service in the police force and those few were unwilling to serve on Rs 6 per mensem ...

Africans in the Indian Mutiny: for centuries, Africans were shipped to the Indian subcontinent and sold as slaves to regional rulers. Rosie Llewellyn-Jones tells the story of those who went to Lucknow to serve the Nawab of Oudh and who joined the Indian Mutiny when he was deposed by the British. For this allegiance their descendants, whom she has traced, still pay a price

Accordingly, demographers have developed analytical techniques and procedures that allow them at once to measure seasonality and to standardize raw figures on vital events per mensem or season by adjusting for differences in the number of days per month in the calendar year.(23)

Military Mortality in Tropical Asia: British Troops in Tenasserim, 1827-36

9,900 per mensem. The salary of a Chief Justice of a High Court from Rs.

The Twelfth Amendment

He said that the passage of those budgets was in violation of Section 33 (3) of KP Local Government Act, 2013 which stated: 'Where a new local government is to take over during a financial year as a result of fresh elections, the outgoing local government shall not spend funds or make commitments for any expenditure, under any demand for grant or appropriation, in excess of eight percent per mensem of the budgeted funds for remainder of its term in office.'