0 one of twelve equal parts. -- tolvtedel
1 (also adjective) (the) last of twelve (people, things etc); (the) next after the eleventh. -- tolvte
If we therefore add one-eleventh to get to twelve-twelfths, we are adding about £52 million—in round figures, £50 million.
We should remember that the balance of payment deficit goes on the calendar year and that we have already had ten-twelfths of that year.
We must prevent the disruption that further disputes would cause and any uncertainties linked to provisional twelfths.
In other words, we are defining a reasonable doubt as two-twelfths.
If that did not happen, the provisional twelfths regime would come into force and no significant refunds would be available to us.
He is not demanding the whole pound of flesh, but he is not content with four-twelfths; he wants five-twelfths and six-twelfths, respectively.
Provisional twelfths quite clearly do not represent the level of resources that would otherwise have been adopted, because no budget has been adopted.
One can see a grave objection to that, because clearly the employee has at any rate paid five-twelfths of the contribution.
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