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No references found	Under Muslim Law, where one Muslim signifies his willingness to make to another an immediate and unconditional transfer without consideration of the ownership of an existing and definite piece of property, and if the other accepts that transfer of ownership and if possession of the property is transferred thereupon, then a valid gift (or "Hiba" as it is called) takes place in respect of such property. Islamic Inheritance: Hiba u Capacity for Making a Gift by Khaleej Times (Dubai, United Arab Emirates) From the standpoint of Spain, a policy of unconditional transfers (as used in the time when the right to a share of revenue from the federal income tax was recognized) or block grants has been abandoned in favor of match grants. Fiscal federalism in the 21st century: comparing the experiences of ... by Perez, Francisco / Government Finance Review A contribution is defined as an unconditional transfer of cash or other assets to an entity or a settlement or cancellation of its liabilities in a voluntary nonreciprocal transfer. FASB No. 116 by Bostwick, William J.; Booker, Quinton / The National Public Accountant	unchecked buffer Uncia Uncía Uncial Uncinariasis Uncinate Processes uncinate trophus uncinus uncivilized UNCL unclassified excavation Uncle Sam Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim Uncle Tom's Cabin UNCOL Uncompahgre Uncompahgre Peak uncompetitive enzyme inhibition uncompression unconcentrated wash unconditional unconditional branch unconditional convergence unconditional inequality unconditional jump unconditional transfer Unconditioned Reflexes unconfined explosion unconformable Unconformity unconformity iceberg unconscious Unconscious, The unconsolidated backfill unconsolidated material unconstitutional unconstrained optimization problem uncontrolled fragments uncontrolled mosaic Uncontrolled Photomosaic unconventional warfare uncore uncorrecting uncorrelated random variables uncountable uncountable set uncouple uncoupling phenomena uncoursed unction unctuarium	Unconclusive unconcrete unconcreteness uncondemned unconditional unconditional unconditional unconditional authority Unconditional Bid Unconditional Bids Unconditional branch Unconditional branching Unconditional causality Unconditional causality Unconditional causality Unconditional contract Unconditional convergence Unconditional Cramer-Rao Bound Unconditional in All Respects unconditional inequality Unconditional Information Matrix Equality unconditional inheritance unconditional jump Unconditional Location Update Unconditional Maximum Likelihood Unconditional positive regard Unconditional Self-Acceptance Unconditional Surrender Grant unconditional transfer Unconditional Vesting unconditionality unconditionality unconditionality unconditionally unconditionally unconditionally Unconditionally convergent Unconditionally Stable Extended Unconditionally Stable Extended Finite-Element Time Domain unconditioned unconditioned unconditioned Unconditioned Jumping Reaction Unconditioned Local Loop Service unconditioned reflex unconditioned reflex Unconditioned Reflexes unconditioned response unconditioned response unconditioned response unconditioned response unconditioned response Unconditioned stimuli Unconditioned stimuli unconditioned stimulus unconditioned stimulus unconditioned stimulus unconditioned stimulus unconditioned stimulus

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Under Muslim Law, where one Muslim signifies his willingness to make to another an immediate and unconditional transfer without consideration of the ownership of an existing and definite piece of property, and if the other accepts that transfer of ownership and if possession of the property is transferred thereupon, then a valid gift (or "Hiba" as it is called) takes place in respect of such property.

Islamic Inheritance: Hiba u Capacity for Making a Gift by Khaleej Times (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)

From the standpoint of Spain, a policy of unconditional transfers (as used in the time when the right to a share of revenue from the federal income tax was recognized) or block grants has been abandoned in favor of match grants.

Fiscal federalism in the 21st century: comparing the experiences of ... by Perez, Francisco / Government Finance Review

A contribution is defined as an unconditional transfer of cash or other assets to an entity or a settlement or cancellation of its liabilities in a voluntary nonreciprocal transfer.

FASB No. 116 by Bostwick, William J.; Booker, Quinton / The National Public Accountant

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